ELECTRONICS: The RT Series switch product offered by CIT Relay & Switch offers latching or momentary switch function. The RT Series offers soft, silent actuation. This versatile illuminated push-button switch offers six choices of single LED colors PLUS six dual LED color choices including blue and white illumination. Three cap styles are available in numerous colors choices with semi-transparent, transparent and opaque styles. Ten standard legend choices make this truly one of the most versatile switches offered by CIT Relay & Switch. Specifications: Electrical rating is 100 mA @ 30V dc. Electrical life is 300,000 cycles. Contact Resistance is <50 mΩ maximum. Dielectric Strength is 250 Vrms minimum with Insulation Resistance of >100 mΩ minimum. Actuation force is 160 ± 50gF and travel is 1.4 ± .2 mm. Operating and Storage Temperature is -40 to 85C.
Materials: RoHS Compliant. Actuator and cover are 6/6 Nylon. The caps are PC. Contacts are conductive rubber and the terminals are gold plated brass.
Lead-time averages four to six weeks. Volume pricing ranges from $1.25, dependent on option choices and quantity. Contact us directly for a quote and sample to solve your pushbutton switch needs.
Typical applications of the RT Series switch include hand-held electronics, audio, computer peripherals, telecommunications, security, test equipment, instrumentation and medical applications.
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