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Toggle Switches

A switch is made up of a variety of components that are essential to get familiar with when designing one into an application. Particularly, the actuator and terminal chosen. A switch operates by Opening (OFF, Break) or Closing (ON, Make) a circuit by changing the contact position.

Pole, Throw, and Position

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M and S Series dual seal IP68 rated waterproof toggles

These switches offer highly reliable protection with an inner and external o-ring, plus a waterproof boot at the base of the toggle. Typical applications include construction, transport, and medical machinery.

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Find Your Match

Not sure what kind of switch you're looking for? With the complete NKK Switch Guide, we made it easy to find a switch based on your unique needs. Want a physical copy? Request our catalog by mail here.

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S-Series Dual Seal Waterproof Toggles

• IP68 rated and salt spray tested per Mil-STD-810G.
• Double protection with internal o-ring and external rubber washer.
• Additional panel seal protection provided by waterproof boot built into base of toggle.
• Sleek design with polished, chrome-plated actuator.

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M-Series Dual Seal Waterproof Toggles

IP68 Waterproof Toggles

• Highly reliable, double layer, waterproof toggle switch with an IP-rating.
• Complete all-in-one waterproof and dust-proof toggle from NKK that no longer requires a separate waterproof boot.
• Available in both single pole and double pole configurations, the Dual Seal M toggle sw...

Texas Instruments' LDC3114-Q1 is an inductive-sensing device that enables touch-button design for human-machine interfaces (HMI) on a variety of materials by measuring small deflections of conductive targets using a coil that can be implemented on a small printed circuit-board (PCB) that is located behind the panel. Read more...