Switches Unlimited has announced the release of the Littelfuse-Carling Technologies GP Series pushbutton latch switches. These new switches are designed for in-cab installation in on- and off-highway vehicles. Featuring an internal PCB (printed circuit board) rated to 0.25A and 24VDC, this 2-position, snap-in panel-mount switch is available with an ON-OFF or Momentary ON-OFF circuitry.

The GP Series has a rated endurance of 438,000 actuations and an operating temperature of -40°C to +85°C. It is designed with front panel push-in mounting with an acceptable panel thickness range of 098 to .118 (2.50mm to 3.00mm) and staked, bright acid tin-over-copper quick-connect terminals, weighing in at approximately 1.2 ounces (34.47 g).

Configurable with or without a red LED backlight, the durable polycarbonate switch can be laser-etched in red with one of several standard icons to match your application. As a franchised distributor, Switches Unlimited supplies Carling Technologies Hydraulic-Magnetic and Thermal Circuit Breakers, Electrical Switches and Assemblies, and Advanced Systems including Power Distribution Centers, Electronic Controls, and Multiplexed Power Management and Monitoring Systems. It also supplies Littelfuse TVS Diode Arrays, Solar Fuses, Ground-Fault Relays, Electric Vehicle Fuses, Surface Mount Fuses and more.

Features & Benefits:

• Single-pole pushbutton switch with an internal PCB rated to 0.25A and 24VDC
• Above-panel components of the pushbutton switch are IP54 rated
• Snap-in panel-mount switch is compatible with panels from 0.098" to 0.118" (2.5 mm to 3 mm) thick

Applications

• Trucks
• Buses
• Construction
• Mining
• Agriculture

About Switches Unlimited

Switches Unlimited (https://www.switchesunlimited.com) of Long Island City, New York, is a franchised distributor of electronic components with an inventory of electromechanical and automation controls used in industrial, medical, commercial and aerospace/defense and other applications. Switches Unlimited specializes in switches, relays, timers, photoelectrics, proximity and programmable controllers.