Non-Illuminated Switches

We offer a wide range of non-illuminated push button switches and electromechanical components such as Relays, Pots-Knobs-Encoders, Rockers & Toggles, Navigation modules, Key Lock Switches and even a host of non-illuminated Emergency Switches. Although they may not be illuminated, these durable switches and electromechanical components can still be customised through etching, stamping, support coloured caps or metal finishing and wiring.

Let us share the range of non-illuminated Push Button switches and electromechanical components.

PCB – Our range of non-illuminated PCB electromechanical switches:

Panel Mount – Our range of non-illuminated Panel Mount switches:

Custom:

Our custom options include LED illumination, etching, stamping and the colour of the plastic casing. Need something that stands out? Ask our Sales engineers about the possibilities of our custom options suited for our non-illuminated Push Button switches and electromechanical components.

Accessories – switch guards and covers:

Speak to us directly for more information on accessories available for your non-illuminated push button switch and electromechanical component.

Configuration:

Pole and Throw Configurations

We have a range of non-illuminated electromechanical and Push Button switches that support a range of poles and throws. Our switches are commonly referred to as single pole and double pole which relates to the number of circuits that are controlled by the switch. The throw defines how many positions the switches poles can be connected to.

SPSP – single pole single throw
SPDT – single pole double throw
DPST – double pole single throw
DPDT – double pole double throw
3PDT – Three poles double throw
4DPDT – Four poles double throw

SPST switches make or break the connection of a single conductor in a single branch circuit. This switch type typically has two terminals and is referred to as a single-pole switch.

SPDT switches make or break the connection of a single conductor with either of two other single conductors. These switches usually have three terminals and are commonly used in pairs. SPDT switches are sometimes called three-way switches.

DPST switches make or break the connection of two circuit conductors in a single branch circuit. They usually have four terminals.

DPDT switches make or break the connection of two conductors to two separate circuits. They usually have six terminals are available in both momentary and maintained contact versions.

Switch Configurations:

A normally open (NO) switch has contacts that are open or disconnected in their unactuated (normal) position. A normally closed (NC) switch has contacts that are closed or connected in their unactuated (normal) position.

Switch Configurations

The switches are electrical switches available in different configurations including two-position On/Off, three-position, momentary, maintained and more.

Momentary ON – describes contacts that interrupt the circuit when the switch is in the normal, open (NO) position.

Momentary OFF – describes contacts that establish a circuit when the switch is in the normal, closed (NC) position.

Alternate ON/OFF – describes a switch where the first actuation turns the switch ON and the second actuation turns the switch OFF.

IP Rating:

Many of our push button switches and electromechanical components are IP rated.

For more information on IP Rating, see our blog post.

IP Rating: Our non-illuminated electromechanical and Push Button switches are IP rated (from the front) which means that our switches are sealed and/or waterproof, making them hardwearing and durable in a range of conditions.

Let us give you a break down of the IP ratings. Click to save or screenshot the table, for future reference. Many of our PCB and panel mount switches are IP rated. For more information about IP ratings, click to read our blog about IP rating.

IP65 Rated
Dust-tight, protected against water projected from a nozzle.

IP66 Rated
Dust-tight and protected against powerful water jets.

IP67 Rated
Dust-tight, protected against water immersion for 30 minutes between depths of 150mm to 1000mm

IP68 Rated
Dust-tight and protected against continuous water immersion.

Applications:

Our non-illuminated electromechanical and Push Button switches are commonly used for a range of applications for commercial and domestic purposes. Our switches can be used for any electronic device that requires to be turned on or off or function requires to be switched on or off. For example, our PCB and Panel Mount switches can be used for industries such as boat building and marine, Door entry and Security but not limited to. Click to see other or similar products categorised into our key industries.