Vertical Right Angle Rocker Switch

The right angle mini rocker switch is a compact and versatile electrical component designed to provide a reliable and intuitive switching mechanism for a wide range of electronic devices. Unlike traditional push-button or toggle switches, the rocker switch operates by rocking or tilting the actuator in either direction, offering a clear visual and tactile indication of the switch's position. This type of switch is ideal for applications where a small, low-profile switch is required, but easy operation and durability are still essential.

With a right angle configuration, this mini rocker switch is designed to mount directly onto a printed circuit board (PCB) at a 90-degree angle, making it an excellent choice for space-saving designs. The right angle feature allows the switch to fit into tight spaces, especially in products where a vertical mounting orientation is preferred, without sacrificing functionality or ease of use.

This introduction will cover the key features, specifications, and applications of the right angle mini rocker switch, demonstrating its value in both consumer electronics and industrial applications.

Compact and Space-Saving Design

One of the key benefits of the right angle mini rocker switch is its small size and space-efficient design. Typically measuring around 12x8mm or smaller, these switches are ideal for applications where board space is limited, such as in handheld devices, portable electronics, and compact machinery. The right angle mounting ensures that the switch takes up minimal space on the PCB, allowing for more efficient use of the available area.

The small profile of the mini rocker switch allows it to fit into designs where a larger toggle or push-button switch might not be feasible. This is especially important in consumer products, medical devices, automotive systems, and industrial controls, where space is often at a premium.

PRODUCT CATEGORY

Tactile switches, button switches, toggle switches, rocker switches, slide switches, microswitches, sockets and connectors, as well as hardware stamping and plastic injection.