- Pushbutton Switches: Activated by pressing the switch surface, allowing users to start or stop equipment circuits. The two main mechanical structures of push button switches are reset and self-locking functions.
- Capacitive Touch Switches: Utilizes a capacitive sensing structure, allowing users to activate or deactivate the product with a simple touch on the switch surface. The capacitive touch feature offers an experience as easy, intuitive, and stylish as using a smartphone.
- Rocker Switches: When pressed, the switch rocks back and forth—one side rises while the other side lowers. The operation of a rocker switch feels like a seesaw and controls the opening or closing of the electrical circuit.
- Micro Switches: Also known as a miniature snap-action switch, it is highly sensitive and easy to trigger. Typically compact in size with a long lifecycle, micro switches are commonly seen in everyday life and widely used in industrial, medical, and automotive applications.
- DIL Switches: A manual electromechanical DIL switch, primarily used on PCBs to control the ON/OFF functions of electronic products.
．Pushbutton Switches
．Capacitive Touch Switches
．Rocker Switches
．Micro Switches
．DIL Switches
