Self-Locking Panel Mount Push Button Switch (Red)

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Self-Locking Panel Mount Push Button Switch (Red)

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Description

The Self-Locking Panel Mount Push Button Switch is a durable and compact switch designed for applications requiring a maintained ON/OFF state. Unlike momentary push buttons, this switch remains in its current position after being pressed and changes state with the next press.

Its panel-mount threaded body, red actuator cap, and reliable locking mechanism make it ideal for power control, equipment operation, automation systems, DIY electronics, and industrial control panels.

Features

Self-locking (latching) push-button mechanism
Press once to ON, press again to OFF
Compact panel-mount design
Bright red actuator for easy visibility
Durable plastic housing
Secure threaded mounting with lock nut
Reliable electrical contacts
Easy installation and wiring

Specifications

Parameter	Details
Product Type	Self-Locking Push Button Switch
Switch Type	Latching / Maintained
Mounting Type	Panel Mount
Actuator Color	Red
Housing Material	Plastic
Contact Type	SPST
Terminal Type	Solder Lug Terminals
Operation	Push ON / Push OFF
Mounting Hardware	Included

Applications

Main Power Switches
Electronic Projects
Arduino and ESP32 Systems
Robotics
Control Panels
Industrial Equipment
Home Automation Projects
DIY Electronics
Prototype Development

Advantages

Maintains state after actuation
Simple push ON / push OFF operation
Easy panel installation
Compact and lightweight
Long operational life
Reliable switching performance

Working Principle

When the button is pressed, an internal latching mechanism locks the contacts into a new state. The switch remains ON or OFF without requiring continuous pressure. Pressing the button again releases the latch and changes the state.

Package Includes

1 × Self-Locking Panel Mount Push Button Switch (Red)
Mounting Nut and Washer

Note

This is a self-locking (latching) switch and remains in its selected state until pressed again. It is different from a momentary push button switch, which returns automatically when released.