• Quantity:​ 25 pieces.
• Switch Type:​ Tactile, momentary (SPST - Single Pole Single Throw).
• Dimensions:​ 12mm x 12mm x 7.3mm (Mounting hole recommended: ~12mm x 12mm).
• Actuation:​ Clear tactile feedback and audible click.
• Included:​ Each switch comes with a matching square keycap​ for easy pressing and a professional finish.

• Standard Size:​ The common 12x12mm footprint makes it easy to integrate into existing panel designs or new PCB layouts.
• Tactile Feedback:​ Provides a satisfying click feel and sound upon press, confirming input.
• Momentary Action:​ The switch is only "ON" while being pressed, returning automatically to the "OFF" position when released.
• High Durability:​ Rated for > 100,000 cycles, ensuring long-lasting performance.
• Excellent Contacts:​ Gold-plated terminals offer low contact resistance, good conductivity, and corrosion resistance.
• Easy to Install:​ Through-hole design with 4 standard pins (2.54mm/0.1" spacing) for easy soldering onto PCBs or use with breadboards (with adapter).
• Keycap Included:​ The attached keycap provides a larger pressing surface, improves aesthetics, and can be custom labeled.

• Rated Load:​ 50mA @ 12V DC
• Contact Resistance:​ < 50mΩ
• Insulation Resistance:​ > 100MΩ
• Operating Force:​ ~ 160gf ± 50gf
• Travel:​ ~ 0.25mm

• DIY Electronics:​ Custom control panels, input devices, and interactive projects.
• Microcontroller Projects:​ Perfect for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and other development boards.
• Repairs:​ Ideal for replacing worn tactile switches in keyboards, remote controls, gaming devices, and instruments.
• RC Models:​ Control buttons for custom transmitters, flight controllers, or model dashboards.
• Industrial/Instrumentation:​ User interface buttons for prototypes, test equipment, or control systems.

• 25 x Tactile Push Button Switches (12x12x7.3mm)
• 25 x Square Keycaps (pre-assembled or included for attachment)

• These are momentary​ switches, not latching.
• A PCB mounting hole of approximately 12mm x 12mm​ is required for installation.
• The keycaps are typically press-fitted onto the switch plunger.
• Always ensure correct circuit design, as these are low-current signal switches and may require a driver circuit for higher loads (like LEDs or motors).