Ten 6x6 mm four-pin through-hole tactile switches, front view

6x6mm 4-Pin Through-Hole Tactile Push Button Switch

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SKU: SW-TACT-6X6-4P

6x6mm 4-Pin Through-Hole Tactile Push Button Switch

$0.99 NZD
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NZ Post: 1-2 days urban · 2-4 days rural

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Minimum order quantity: 10

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A compact through-hole momentary push button for low-voltage control inputs, reset buttons and PCB prototypes. Each switch has four leads arranged as two paired terminals for firm PCB mounting. Sold per switch with a minimum order of 10.

Specifications

ActionMomentary
Normal stateNormally open
MountingThrough-hole PCB
Body formatNominal 6 x 6 mm class
Leads4, arranged as 2 paired terminals
Purchase quantityMinimum 10 switches

Datasheets

What's in the box

1x
6x6 mm four-pin tactile switch

Order at least 10. The quantity in your basket is the number of individual switches supplied.

Great for

Microcontroller input buttons
Reset and mode controls
PCB prototypes and repairs

Wiring & getting started

  1. Identify the two sides

    The two leads on one side form one terminal. The two leads on the opposite side form the other terminal.

  2. Check before soldering

    Use continuity mode to confirm each paired side and that pressing the button connects the two sides.

  3. Connect a digital input

    A common microcontroller setup connects one side to ground and the other to an input configured with its internal pull-up.

Note: Confirm the actuator height and PCB hole spacing on a sample before final enclosure or production-board manufacture. Use for low-voltage signal switching only; current, voltage and life ratings are not established for this unbranded stock.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions buyers ask most.

Is this switch surface-mount?
No. The current NZN stock is a four-lead through-hole PCB switch.
Why does a simple button have four pins?
The two pins on each side are internally paired. Pressing the button connects one side to the other; the extra leads also improve PCB stability.
How many do I need to order?
The listing is priced per individual switch with a minimum quantity of 10. Entering 10 supplies 10 switches.
What is the exact actuator height?
The current stock has no controlled mechanical drawing. Confirm the height and PCB hole spacing on a sample before final enclosure or production-board manufacture.

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