Surface Mount Momentary Switch

A surface mount latching push button switch is an electronic component that is used for switching on or off a circuit. This switch is designed to be mounted on the surface of a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) and has a push-to-make or push-to-break mechanism.

A latching push button switch is a type of switch that stays in the position it is pushed to until it is pushed again in the opposite direction. This means that once the switch is pressed, it stays in that position until it is pressed again, which will cause the switch to revert to its initial position.

Surface mount latching push button switches are commonly used in a variety of electronic devices, including computers, printers, and medical equipment, to name just a few. These switches are known for their compact design, easy installation, and reliability, making them a popular choice among electronics manufacturers.

A self-locking push button switch is a type of switch that is designed to remain in the position you push it to. It is a non-momentary switch, which means that it does not spring back to its original position when you release it. Instead, it stays in the position that you pushed it to until you push it again. This makes it ideal for applications where you need to turn something on or off and keep it that way until you manually change it.