SPST MOMENTARY N.O. RED PUSHBUTTON

ive soldered these for i long time and put them in water, they just wont break!

I order a lot of these switches. This last batch I ordered seems cheap and is made from aluminum instead of steel like the ones previously. The red button is small and still has the plastic flashing on it from the molding process and seems flimsy. I don't like them and want the ones like in the photo to be sold again. I'd not recommend this switch.

This is an excellent pushbutton. Requires very little pressure to press. It is reliable and requires no special care when soldering. There are pushbuttons that look similar but are far inferior. You can tell the good switches because they have a plastic cap on a metal shaft. The switches with the plastic shafts are junk.

The plastic that hold the solder loop terminals cannot handle the solder heat and will melt, and might come loose, not recommended if you are going to solder wire to it EDITORS NOTE: This is a common problem when a high wattage soldering iron or soldering gun is used. Most components can not tolerate high heat.

My company uses a $99 remote door opener that, with constant use, lasts about 3 months. I replaced the three pushbuttons with these switches ($1.05) and the repaired unit has lasted 18 months without any problems. I cannot say enough good things about these switches!