What is the manufacturer part number? Is this switch normally open or normally closed?
2053732
This is a Seco-Larm SM-226LQ, normally closed loop with magnet near, for use in alarm systems.
1130334
Sorry for the delayed response, I pulled my switch and checked for ratings. No markings at all. The best I remember the switch came in a clear ziploc style bag, with no data sheet. I can tell you mine is being used in a 12v application, has solder terminals, & is still working.
686383
It is any normaly open, (N.O.) momentary switch. used on white wires to set flash rates etc. Instead of touching white wires momentarly together. I use tiny switches from Radio Shack, soldered on with heat shrink over it. It is not needed, yet makes it easy to program.
450394
You might want to check your manual, but it's a simple on/off switch with a 1/4" plug, which is pretty standard. The footswitch is very well made.
889747
There is a cover over the switch. Gently pry it off and you will see the real switch.
381720
It is a NO switch. It is closed when the magnet is holding it closed, called a "closed loop" and opens when the magnet is removed (normally open)
176406
Depends on what you need. I replaced the switch on mine. They sell them at radio shack.
285926
As long as this is the same part number I bought, it is either on or off, there is no middle position. The one I bought is not a three position switch.
88576
The switch is not visible in the posted picture. It is located on the end (edge) right beside where the cord attaches to the main unit.
678700
HI, it is nc... maintained closed when pushed....system will NOT go on till turned to pop out and reconnect. These cheap little switches are GREAT!!! we use them as emergency shut off for our propane plant. Good luck Dave
521052
The one I purchased works fine. The only problem is that the base of the white part is different from the OEM switch, so that the new switch will not fit flush in the overhead panel.
499106
The switch is a BJB 43.409.U614. Here's a link: http://www.bjb.com/index.php?pid=179182&l;id=10 Contact them at sales@bjb.com . (I had to take the lamp apart to find the model number.)
1131806
I am not familiar with your model number, pull out the old switch and compare, if the look alike most likely it will fit, these companies use interchangeable parts for the part. you may also ask the seller.
890934
Yes. It is NO (normally open) switch. Push to close. Spring returns it to NO.
1437926
Both! On this model is a closed unit. You just depress the buttons on each end and the whole thing drops out. The new one just clicks back in. Easy!
1961936
I don't remember. It worked for about five minutes till the switch broke and I tossed it in the trash.
1201453
circuit is open (no power) when spring loaded pin is pressed down... when pin is "up" the circuit is closed and there is power to whatever is wired to this switch... power lead is red clip at the bottom... the pin switch must be grounded by the attachment nut near the top- or a separate ground wire must be used... I hope that helps some.