MTS-103 Mini Toggle Switch – SPDT ON-OFF-ON 250VAC

MTS-103 Mini Toggle Switch – SPDT ON-OFF-ON 250VAC

$0.99 NZD
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MTS-103 Mini Toggle Switch – SPDT ON-OFF-ON 250VAC

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Compact 3-position SPDT mini toggle switch with ON-OFF-ON latching action. Rated 5A at 125VAC / 2A at 250VAC. Fits a standard 6mm panel cutout — ideal for circuit switching, RC builds, and automotive dash panels.

  • SPDT ON-OFF-ON — 3-position latching action
  • Rated 5A @ 125VAC / 2A @ 250VAC
  • 6mm panel cutout (M6 × 0.75 thread)
  • 3-pin solder lug terminals
  • Compact body — 32 × 13 × 11.75mm
  • Rated for 10,000 switching cycles
  • Sold individually

How It Works

1
Position 1 (up)

Common (centre pin) connects to Circuit A (outer pin 1). Circuit B is open.

2
Position 2 (centre)

OFF — common is disconnected from both outer pins. Both circuits open.

3
Position 3 (down)

Common (centre pin) connects to Circuit B (outer pin 3). Circuit A is open.

4
Typical use

Select between two circuits, reverse a DC motor, or switch between two signal sources — all with a safe off state in the middle.

Please note: For mains AC applications, installation must be carried out by a licensed electrician in accordance with NZ wiring standards.

Specifications

ModelMTS-103
Switch TypeSPDT (Single Pole Double Throw)
FunctionON – OFF – ON (latching, 3-position)
Rated Current / Voltage5A @ 125VAC / 2A @ 250VAC
Terminals3-pin solder lug
Panel Cutout6mm diameter (M6 × 0.75 thread)
Body Dimensions32 × 13 × 11.75mm
Operating Temperature−25°C to +85°C
Electrical Life10,000 cycles
Please note: For mains AC applications, installation must be carried out by a licensed electrician in accordance with NZ wiring standards.

Wiring — 3-Pin SPDT

Pin 1 (outer)Circuit A output — active when toggle is in position 1
Pin 2 (centre / common)Common — connect your power or signal input here
Pin 3 (outer)Circuit B output — active when toggle is in position 3
The centre pin (common) connects to either outer pin depending on toggle position. Centre position = OFF (common disconnected from both). Use this to select between two circuits, switch direction of a DC motor, or control two independent loads from one switch.
Please note: 3-pin solder lug terminals. For mains AC applications, installation must be carried out by a licensed electrician in accordance with NZ wiring standards.

What's Included

MTS-103 Mini Toggle Switch

SPDT ON-OFF-ON, 3-pin solder lug, ready to panel mount. Sold individually.

Please note: Sold individually. No additional hardware included — panel cutout is 6mm diameter.

Common Uses

RC models & hobby builds — forward/off/reverse switching
Automotive & dash panel switching — accessories, lighting circuits
DIY electronics — selecting between two signal sources or circuits
3D printer & CNC machine modifications
Instrument & test equipment switching
General ON-OFF-ON panel switching in maker & industrial builds
Please note: The centre OFF position makes this switch ideal for any application requiring a safe disconnected state between two circuits.

Common Questions

What's the difference between ON-OFF-ON and ON-ON?

ON-OFF-ON (this switch) has three positions — up (circuit A active), middle (both off), and down (circuit B active). ON-ON has only two positions with no centre-off. The MTS-103 is ON-OFF-ON, making it suitable for applications where you need a safe "off" state between the two positions.

How do I wire it to reverse a DC motor?

Connect motor + to pin 1, motor − to pin 3, and battery + to pin 2. Flicking the toggle reverses polarity to the motor, changing direction. Add a relay if your motor draws more than 2A.

What size hole do I need to drill?

6mm diameter. The switch uses an M6 × 0.75 thread with a locking nut to secure it to the panel.

Please note: For mains AC applications, installation must be carried out by a licensed electrician in accordance with NZ wiring standards.

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