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R16-504BD 16mm Push Button Switch (Red)

R16-504BD 16mm Push Button Switch (Red) - Main image
$0.36 $0.57 In stock

Category: Switches

These switches are non-latching 4-pin switches. The button is round, mounted in a square casing (top), making them perfect for panel mounting in projects. These are available in red (HCSWIT0034), Green (HCSWIT0035) and Blue (HCSWIT0036).

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John B. ★★★★★

The square casing fits perfectly into my panel’s 16mm hole without any wobble, and the red button has a satisfying click. I’m using it as a reset switch for a microcontroller project, and the non-latching action works just as expected.

Alexander ★★★★★

The 4-pin layout made wiring this into my control panel straightforward, and the red LED is bright enough to see in daylight. Pressing it feels solid with a clean click, and the square casing gives it a neat, professional look once mounted.

Eva N. ★★★★★

Mounted the square bezel perfectly into a 16mm panel hole on my arcade controller, and the red button has a satisfying click. The non-latching action works great for momentary inputs.