3*6 Right Angle Tact Switch

Right Angle Tact Switch

The 3*6 Right Angle Tact SWITCH is a compact, high-precision electronic switch designed for side-actuation in space-constrained applications. With a 3mm × 6mm body size and right-angle pin configuration, it ensures easy PCB mounting and reliable signal input. This switch offers a crisp tactile response, long operating life, and is ideal for use in consumer electronics, remote controls, audio equipment, and other compact devices requiring accurate and durable switching performance.

3*6 light touch switches of different specifications

3x6 SMD Tactile Switch' Feature

Compact Design – The 3×6 mm Tact Switch offers a small footprint, making it ideal for compact electronic devices and tight PCB layouts.

Right-Angle Configuration – As a right angle Tact Switch, it supports side-actuation for applications where vertical space is limited.

Reliable Tactile Feedback – Provides a crisp and responsive click feel for precise user input.

Durable Construction – Built with high-quality materials to ensure long operating life and consistent performance.

Easy PCB Mounting – Designed for through-hole or surface-mount installation, enabling flexible circuit design.

Versatile Applications – Suitable for remote controls, audio equipment, household electronics, and other devices requiring a compact tact switch solution.

SMD Tact Switch's Working Principle

When the switch is pressed, the internal contacts will contact each other, thus making the circuit conductive; when the switch is released, the contacts are separated and the circuit is broken. This working principle enables the 3×6 SMD TAP SWITCH to realize precise control of the circuit.

Basic Definition of 2P 3*6 Tact Switch

3×6 SMD TAP SWITCH is a light touch switch with a size of 3mm×6mm in a surface mount technology (SMD) package. This kind of switch can realize the on-off of the circuit by lightly touching, and is widely used in various electronic devices.

Performance indicators of 3*6 Tap Switch

Rated voltage and current: Usually select the appropriate rated voltage and current values according to the specific application scenarios.

Operating life: the number of operations the switch can withstand under normal use conditions, generally up to hundreds of thousands of times or more.

Contact resistance: refers to the resistance value encountered by the current passing through the contacts when the contacts are closed, usually the smaller the better is required.

Insulation resistance: refers to the resistance value between the contacts and between the contacts and the shell when the switch is in the disconnected state, which is used to evaluate the insulation performance of the switch.