A compact 7×7mm 6-pin push button switch, available in two actions. The Self-Locking (latching) version stays in place when pressed and releases on a second press, making it a perfect on/off power button. The Momentary version is active only while you hold it down, ideal for reset, mode and trigger buttons. Both share the same 6-pin DPDT layout for through-hole PCB mounting, switching two independent circuits at once.
- Compact 7×7mm body, 6-pin DPDT
- Choose Self-Locking (latch) or Momentary
- Sold per piece, 5-switch minimum
- Switches two circuits at once (2-pole)
- Through-hole PCB mounting
- Self-Locking ideal as a power on/off button
- White body with a blue cap
- Rated 100,000 operations
Specifications
What you'll receive
Sold per piece with a 5-switch minimum, so set the exact quantity you need at checkout. Bulk discounts apply automatically at 10, 25, 50 and 100 pieces.
Great for
Getting started
- Pick your action
Self-Locking latches on and off with each press, which suits a power button. Momentary is on only while pressed, which suits reset and trigger buttons.
- Identify the pins
It's a 6-pin DPDT, so two independent pole groups of three pins. Use a multimeter's continuity mode to confirm which pins switch together.
- Solder into your board
Drop the pins through your PCB or perfboard holes and solder underneath. The standard DIP spacing fits common layouts.
- Drive the load with a relay or MOSFET
At 0.1A 12V DC this is a signal-level switch. Use it to trigger a relay, MOSFET or a microcontroller input rather than carrying the load current itself.
Good to know: The contacts are rated 0.1A at 12V DC, so this is a signal-level switch. For motors, LED strips, heaters or anything mains powered, use it to drive a relay or MOSFET rather than switching the load directly. Stocked and dispatched fast from our Te Awamutu base, overseas prices without the overseas wait.