SK12D07VG3 Miniature Right-Angle Slide Switch (SPDT, 3mm Handle Height)
₨ 15.00
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Description
The SK12D07VG3 Miniature Slide Switch is a compact, high-reliability SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) switch designed for small-footprint electronics, wearables, and low-power circuits. Featuring a durable side-knob design with a 3mm high actuator, this switch provides smooth, tactile 2-position switching (ON-ON) in space-constrained printed circuit board (PCB) layouts.
Engineered for through-hole PCB mounting, the SK12D07VG3 offers excellent contact stability and mechanical endurance, making it an ideal choice for custom DIY electronics, consumer handhelds, and industrial controls.
Key Features
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Compact Footprint: Miniature form factor maximizes available space on high-density PCBs.
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Side-Knob Actuator: Right-angle horizontal slide mechanism with a 3mm height for easy side-edge access.
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SPDT Configuration: Single Pole Double Throw (3-pin layout) supporting standard 2-position (ON-ON) switching logic.
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Tactile Feedback: Crisp sliding action prevents accidental toggling or partial contacts.
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Durable Construction: Built with corrosion-resistant terminal pins and a heat-resistant housing suitable for standard soldering.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
| Model | SK12D07VG3 |
| Switch Type | Slide Switch / Toggle Mechanism |
| Circuit / Circuitry | SPDT (1P2T) |
| Positions | 2-Position (ON – ON) |
| Knob / Handle Height | 3.0 mm |
| Actuator Orientation | Right-Angle / Side Knob |
| Mounting Type | Through-Hole (DIP / THT) |
| Pin Count | 3 Pins + 2 Support Pins |
| Rated Load | DC 50V, 0.5A |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +70°C |
Common Applications
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Consumer Electronics: Audio accessories, wireless earbuds cases, LED light toggles, small toys.
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DIY & Prototyping: Custom PCB projects, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and micro-controller circuit power switches.
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Medical & Wearable Tech: Portable diagnostics, compact battery-powered devices.
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Industrial Controls: Sub-assembly mode selection and onboard hardware resets.
