OTTO Controls Datasheets for Snap Action Switches
Snap action switches are mechanical switches that produce a very rapid transfer of contacts from one position to another. They are useful in situations that require a fast opening or closing of a circuit, such as a mouse button or appliance setting.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Sealed to IP68S, this two-step trigger switch was designed for use in a grip - specifically for sealed grip applications. This switch has an actuating force of 3.0 lbs. to... | |
| This precision low level trigger switch has an actuating force of 2.25 lbs. to make the first pole; 6.5 lbs. passing through a detent to actuate the second pole. With... | |
| This precision low level trigger switch offers two levels of operation with positive detent between levels. The switch has an actuating force of 2.50 lbs. to make the first pole,... | |
| This precision trigger switch has an actuating force of 2.25 lbs. to make the first pole; 6.5 lbs. is required to pass through the detent, and 6.0 lbs. to continue... | |
| This precision trigger switch has an actuating force of 2.25 lbs. to make the first pole; 6.5 lbs. passing through a detent to actuate the second pole. Housing is black... | |
| This precision trigger switch offers two levels of operation with positive detent between levels. The switch has an actuating force of 3.0 lbs. to make the first pole, and an... | |
| This precision two-step trigger switch has an actuating force of 2.25 lbs. to make the first pole; 6.5 lbs. passing through a detent to actuate the second pole. Housing and... | |
| This single-step trigger switch is an excellent choice when a two-step trigger is not required. Actuating force is 3 lbs. to pass through the detent and will continue travel after... |