L12 Anti Vandal Switch

A latching push button switch is a type of switch that maintains its state even after the actuating force is released, providing a stable on/off condition without continuous pressure.

A latching push button switch operates using a mechanical latch or toggle mechanism that holds the contacts in either the open or closed position until manually toggled again.

They offer convenience, energy efficiency, and the ability to maintain a specific state without continuous power consumption.

They are commonly used in applications where maintaining a specific condition is desired, such as control panels, power management systems, and home automation.

Yes, they can be designed to handle both AC and DC electrical currents, depending on their specifications and ratings.

Yes, they can be designed to handle high-current applications, providing reliable switching for demanding electrical loads.

Yes, they can be integrated into remote control systems, allowing for remote operation or integration with other electronic devices.

They can include mechanisms such as locking mechanisms or protective covers to prevent accidental toggling and ensure stable operation.

The lifespan of a latching push button switch can vary depending on factors such as usage conditions and quality, but they are typically designed for long-lasting performance exceeding millions of cycles.

When selecting a latching push button switch, consider factors such as current and voltage ratings, contact materials, actuation force, mounting options, and environmental conditions to ensure compatibility and optimal performance.

Yes, Langir offers customization options for anti-vandal switches, including different sizes, colors, illumination options, actuator styles, and mounting configurations.