TVCM16 5.25.21.5mm Low Profile Tact Switch (plastic cap)SMD

TVCM16 Miniature Low Profile Tact Switch SMD Widely used to control the operation of many small power electronic projects, including volume and other audio-video controls and light dimmer controls. Also a significant component of DIY. Etc.

TVCM16 5.2*5.2*1.5mm Low Profile Tact Switch (plastic cap)SMD

This item: TVCM16 5.2*5.2*1.5mm Low Profile Tact Switch (plastic cap)SMD

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Categories:Components & Parts, Switches, Tactile

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The TVCM16 is an ultra-compact, low-profile SMD tactile switch designed for signal-level inputs only. With its tiny footprint and lightweight plastic cap, it is unsuitable for high-current applications and should be used exclusively for low-voltage, low-current control circuits. Ideal for handheld devices, wearables, compact modules, and interface boards where space is limited and only small signal activation is required.

Specifications:

Model Number: TVCM16 (with Centre Plastic cap)
Mount: SMD
Max. Voltage: DC 12V
Max. Current: 50mA
Contact resistance: ≤30mΩ Max
Voltage: 250V AC for 1 min
Main Body Size: 5.2x 5.2 x 1.5mm
Stroke: 0.25 ± 0.1mm
Operating temperature: -30℃ to 85℃
Storage temperature: -40℃ to 85℃
Mechanical Life: 10000 cycles min, Unloading 15~18 cycles per min
low power applications
Certificate: RoHS
Brand: Kejian Electronics Co

Package Includes:

TVCM16 5.2*5.2*1.5mm Low Profile Tact Switch (plastic cap)SMD, 1, 5, 10, or 25 Pack

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