Waterproof Black Momentary Push Button Switch Spst 12v on 2040-parts.com
Arlington Heights, Illinois, US
Waterproof Black Momentary Push Button Switch 2P SPST
Heavy duty. For on and off-road, emergency vehicles and equipment that are exposed to moisture, vibration, and corrosive materials.
- 2 Pole SPST
- Non illuminated.
- Lead Free RoHS 2002/95/EC compliant.
- .187 terminals.
- .800 mounting hole.
- Push (On)-Off Momentary On
- 20 amps @ 12V
- Waterproof IP65 rated (Total dust ingress protection, low pressure water jets from front when mounted)
- Rubber silicone covering.
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