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For commercial vehicles, we offer a variety of momentary switches. What is a momentary switch? Momentary switches are switches that stay in the ON state only while being actuated. We offer automotive momentary push-button switch products for typical and special purposes. What are momentary switches used for? Momentary switch applications range from aperture lighting control to engine start/stop. Our portfolio includes light-duty and heavy-duty momentary switch options, as well as push-button starter switch and door momentary light switch options. Explore our full lineup of momentary switch products.
- Normally open contacts for normally off operation
- Continuous current ratings from 5 A to 35 A
- Optimized for use with 12 V and 24 V systems
- Available with single-pole, single-throw (SPST) or double pole, single throw (DPST) circuitry
- Corrosion-resistant contacts
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- Engine and motor start–stop
- Lighting
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What are momentary switches?
Momentary switches stay in the ON or OFF state only while being actuated. They are often push-button switches or toggle switches and may be used in applications such as controlling lighting that is activated by the opening of a door, engine start/stop, horns, and more.
How do momentary switches work?
Momentary switches temporarily complete or open a circuit when the actuator is engaged. Momentary switches typically use a spring to either hold the contacts apart (normally open) or together (normally closed) until the actuator is engaged. When the operator disengages or releases the button or other type of actuator, the contacts return to their normal position.