6-Pin Rocker Switch 21mm x 12.92mm Double-Circuit Control +
This 6-Pin Rocker Switch is a high-density Double Pole Double Throw (DPDT) or Double Pole Single Throw (DPST) component designed for complex circuit management within a compact frame. Measuring 21mm x 12.92mm, this switch allows for the simultaneous control of two independent electrical paths, making it ideal for polarity reversal, multi-speed motors, or dual-load applications.
Key Product Features
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Dual-Circuit Efficiency: The 6-pin configuration enables the control of two separate circuits through a single actuator, effectively replacing two individual switches.
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Compact Precision Profile: Engineered with a 21mm x 12.92mm footprint, providing a space-saving solution for crowded control panels and miniature electronic devices.
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Reinforced 6-Pin Array: Features six high-conductivity male spade terminals designed for secure connections and complex wiring schemes.
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High-Contrast "I/O" Marking: The matte black rocker face is embossed with clear white indicators for immediate "ON-OFF" status identification.
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Responsive Latching Mechanism: Provides a crisp, tactile click upon actuation, ensuring that both internal poles engage or disengage simultaneously.
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Secure Snap-In Integration: Built with robust lateral tension clips for a tool-free, permanent lock into standardized rectangular panel cutouts.
Technical Specifications
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Switch Type: 6-Pin Rocker Switch (DPDT/DPST).
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Mounting Dimensions: 21mm (L) x 12.92mm (W).
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Terminal Type: 6-Pin Male Spade Lugs.
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Color: Industrial Black.
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Operation Mode: Latching.
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Application: Perfect for motor direction control, audio equipment routing, dual-voltage power supplies, and advanced DIY electronics projects.
Top 3 Customer Questions & Concerns �
� What is the main advantage of a 6-pin switch over a 2-pin switch? Versatility. While a 2-pin switch can only turn one circuit ON or OFF, a 6-pin switch can control two circuits at once or be wired to reverse the direction of a DC motor by swapping polarity.
Is wiring a 6-pin switch difficult? It requires more planning but follows a standard logic. The pins are typically arranged in two columns of three; the center pins receive the power, and the outer pins distribute it to your devices. Always refer to a circuit diagram for your specific application.
� Can I use this for high-wattage household appliances? Yes, provided the load stays within the switch's electrical rating. These standard-sized rockers are commonly used in appliances like power strips and small tools. For high-moisture environments, ensure you use a compatible waterproof cover to protect the internal contacts.
