- Printed circuit boards
- Consumer electronics
- Control panels
- Remote control devices
- Electronic instruments
- Industrial control equipment
- Home appliances
- Testing and measurement devices
- DIY electronic projects
- Embedded electronic systems
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Tact Switch is designed to momentarily open or close an electrical circuit when the actuator is pressed. Its compact construction makes it suitable for direct PCB mounting and space-constrained electronic assemblies. The switch provides tactile feedback that helps users recognize successful button activation during operation. It is available in different actuator heights, contact configurations, mounting styles, and operating forces. Tact switches are commonly used for reset, menu selection, power control, mode selection, and other user-interface functions. They are widely applied in consumer electronics, industrial controls, communication equipment, automotive electronics, appliances, and embedded electronic devices.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Switch Type | Momentary Push Button |
| Product Type | Tact Switch |
| Actuator Type | Push Button |
| Mounting Type | PCB Mount |
| Terminal Type | Through-Hole Pins |
| Operation | Momentary |
| Contact Action | Push-to-Activate |
| Body Design | Compact Square |
| Usage | Electronic Circuits |
| Additional Information | |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | India |
| Customisable | No |

A tact switch is used to provide momentary user input in electronic circuits when its button is pressed.
Yes, the through-hole terminals shown are designed for mounting and soldering onto compatible printed circuit boards.
Typically, no. A tact switch operates momentarily and returns to its normal state when the button is released.
They are commonly found in electronic devices, control panels, appliances, instruments, and embedded systems.
Yes, its small size makes it well suited for electronic devices where PCB space is limited.
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