Momentary Tactile LED Switch

A through-hole tact switch with an LED is a type of switch that combines a tactile switch for user input with an integrated Light Emitting Diode (LED) for illumination. Here are typical specifications for a through-hole tact switch with an LED:

1. Switch Type: Tactile Switch: The switch is a momentary tactile switch, providing tactile feedback when pressed. It returns to its original state when the force on the button is released.

2. LED Integration: Integrated LED: The switch includes an LED, often positioned beneath or around the switch button. The LED can emit light in various colors, providing visual feedback or illumination.

3. Switch Configuration: SPST (Single-Pole, Single-Throw): This indicates that the switch has a single set of contacts, providing a single on/off function.

4.Switching Action: Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC): Depending on the design, the switch can be normally open (closed when pressed) or normally closed (open when pressed).

4. Voltage Rating:

LED Voltage: The voltage rating for the LED, specifying the range of voltages at which the LED operates optimally.

Switch Voltage: The voltage rating for the switch contacts, indicating the maximum voltage that can be applied across the contacts.

5. Current Rating:LED Current: The current rating for the LED, indicating the operating current for optimal illumination.

Switch Current: The current rating for the switch contacts, indicating the maximum current that can pass through the contacts.

6. Size and Dimensions:

Through-Hole Design: The switch is designed for through-hole mounting on a printed circuit board (PCB).

7.Termination Style:

Through-Hole Pins: The switch has leads or pins designed for through-hole mounting.