Arcade coin mechanism microswitch with extra-long wire lever and three terminals

Arcade Coin Mechanism Microswitch - Long Wire Lever, 3-Pin

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Arcade coin mechanism microswitch with extra-long wire lever and three terminals
  • Arcade coin mechanism microswitch with extra-long wire lever and three terminals
  • Top view of arcade coin acceptor microswitch showing mounting holes and three terminals
  • Approximate dimensions of arcade coin mechanism microswitch with 85 mm overall length
Arcade Coin Mechanism Microswitch - Long Wire Lever, 3-Pin
SKU: SW-COIN-MECH-3P-LV

Arcade Coin Mechanism Microswitch - Long Wire Lever, 3-Pin

$4.99 NZD
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A replacement microswitch for arcade coin mechanisms and other light mechanical sensing jobs. Its extra-long wire lever gives a coin chute, flap or cam a broad target, while the three terminals let you choose normally open or normally closed operation.

Specifications

Contact arrangement3-terminal changeover
ActuatorExtra-long straight wire lever
Terminal style4.8 mm male quick-connect tabs
MountingTwo through-holes
Body sizeApprox. 28 x 16 x 10 mm
Overall lengthApprox. 85 mm including lever

Datasheets

Full technical datasheet PDF

What's in the box

1×
Arcade coin mechanism microswitch

Supplied with the long wire lever fitted. Mounting hardware and 4.8 mm female terminals are not included.

Great for

Arcade coin acceptor repairs
Coin chute and flap sensing
Long-travel mechanical triggers
Low-voltage counter inputs
Model and vending mechanisms
Custom limit detection

Wiring & getting started

  1. Check the mechanical fit

    Compare the body, mounting holes, terminal clearance and lever path with the original switch.

  2. Identify the three contacts

    Viewed from the marked side, the terminals are NC on the left, NO in the middle and COM on the right. COM is the shared contact, NC is connected to COM with the lever released, and NO connects to COM when the lever is pressed.

  3. Choose the switching pair

    For a typical coin-credit input, use COM and NO so the circuit closes when the lever is pressed.

  4. Test the mechanism by hand

    Confirm one clean contact change without forcing the lever against the housing, then reconnect the controller.

Note: This stock has no marked electrical rating. Use it for low-voltage signal switching unless you have independently confirmed suitability for a higher-load circuit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions buyers ask most.

What terminals does this switch use?
It has three 4.8 mm male quick-connect tabs. Use matching insulated female terminals or solder carefully without overheating the housing.
Which contacts should I wire for a coin-credit input?
Viewed from the marked side, the terminals are NC on the left, NO in the middle and COM on the right. Use COM and NO so the circuit closes when the lever is pressed.
Will it fit every arcade coin acceptor?
No universal fit is guaranteed. Compare the approximate 28 x 16 x 10 mm body, mounting-hole positions, terminal clearance and extra-long lever path with the original switch.
What electrical load can it switch?
This stock has no marked or verified electrical rating. Use it for low-voltage signal switching unless you independently establish suitability for a higher-load circuit.

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