| Product Name | Push button switch |
| Model | KFC-02-700-2PZ |
| Operation Type | latching |
| Switch Combination | 1NO1NC |
| Head Type | Flat head |
| Terminal type | Terminal |
| Enclosure Material | Brass nickel |
| Delivery Days | 3-7 days after payment received |
| Contact Resistance | 50 mΩ max |
| Insulation Resistance | 1000MΩ Min |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C ~+55°C |
Our Self-Locking Push Switch is a reliable and durable solution for applications where maintaining the switch state is essential. Its push-to-lock feature ensures stability, and its user-friendly design makes it suitable for various industries. With multiple options for customization, it's a versatile choice for your specific needs.
The Self-Locking Push Switch is a versatile and user-friendly device designed for various applications that require a secure and easy-to-operate switch. This switch features a push-to-lock mechanism, ensuring that once engaged, it remains in the "on" position until intentionally released. Its robust construction and simple installation make it a valuable component in many industries, such as automotive, industrial machinery, and consumer electronics.
- Automotive: Self-locking push switches are commonly used in vehicles to control auxiliary lighting, fog lights, or winches. The self-locking mechanism prevents accidental disengagement during off-road adventures.
- Industrial Machinery: These switches find applications in industrial equipment to activate specific functions, ensuring safety and efficiency. Operators can easily lock the switch in place while performing tasks.
- Consumer Electronics: Many household devices, such as vacuum cleaners and power tools, incorporate self-locking push switches for user convenience. These switches provide a simple and ergonomic way to control device functions.
- Marine: Boating equipment often employs self-locking push switches for functions like anchor winches and navigation lights. The locking mechanism ensures these critical operations stay engaged even in challenging conditions.
- Medical Devices: Medical devices like infusion pumps and patient monitors use self-locking push switches to prevent accidental interruptions in patient care. The switches provide a secure and easy way to control device functions.
- Recreational Vehicles: Self-locking push switches are ideal for RVs, enabling users to control interior lighting, slide-outs, and power awnings. The locking mechanism enhances safety and convenience during travel.
- Aerospace: Aircraft systems use self-locking push switches to control various functions, such as landing gear or lighting systems. The self-locking mechanism ensures critical systems remain operational during flight.
- Security Systems: Alarm systems and access control panels incorporate self-locking push switches to activate or deactivate security measures. The switch's locking feature prevents unauthorized changes.
- Home Automation: Self-locking push switches can be integrated into smart home automation systems for controlling lights, thermostats, and other devices. The locking mechanism enhances user convenience and energy efficiency.