DPDT Rocker Momentary Switch

A rocker switch is a type of switch that is commonly used in electronics, appliances, and other devices to control the flow of current. The switch is designed with a rocker mechanism that moves back and forth to make and break the electrical connection. The rocker switch has a simple design and is easy to use. It is a reliable and cost-effective option for controlling the flow of electricity.

The soder connector type rocker switch is a specific type of rocker switch that is commonly used in electronic circuits. The switch is designed with two terminals that can be connected using a soldering iron. The switch terminals are located on the sides of the rocker mechanism and are designed to accept small wires or connectors. This type of switch is commonly used in low voltage circuits where a small amount of current is required.

The soder connector type rocker switch is designed to be easy to install and connect to the circuit. The switch is typically mounted on a circuit board or panel, and the terminals are soldered to the wires or connectors. The switch is then tested to ensure that it functions correctly and can control the flow of current.