Self Locking Button Switch

A self-locking push button switch is an essential component in various electronic circuits. It is a button switch that stays in the "on" or "off" position when pressed. This switch is useful in situations where it's important to keep a circuit on or off for a long period. A typical example is the power switch on a computer. Once the button is pressed, it locks in place until it's pressed again.

One of the most common types of self-locking push button switches is the round switch. The 7.5mm round self-locking push button switch is ideal for use in industrial control systems, medical equipment, and other applications that require a reliable and durable switch.

The switch is usually constructed with a metal case that ensures it is strong and sturdy enough to withstand harsh environmental conditions. The switch's button is made of plastic, but it's also possible to have a button made of metal.

One of the significant advantages of the 7.5mm round self-locking push button switch is its compatibility with a range of voltages. It can work with both AC and DC voltages, meaning it can be used with various electronic circuits with different power requirements.

The switch is also designed with a simple and straightforward mechanism that makes it easy to use. When the button is pressed, it latches in place, and the circuit remains on. To turn off the circuit, the button must be pressed again, and it unlocks and returns to the original position.

The 7.5mm round self-locking push button switch is available in different configurations, such as single-pole, double-pole, and triple-pole. Single-pole switches have one input and one output, while double-pole switches have two inputs and two outputs. Triple-pole switches have three inputs and three outputs.