7*7 Push Button Switch

This 7×7 mm high-profile plug-in pushbutton switch features a blue actuator (button cap), gray cover, and black base. The colors of the actuator, cover, and base can be customized; the standard version comes in white- gray- black.

Product Features of 7*7 Push Button Switch

- Dimensions:

• The standard size is 7mm × 7mm, with a height typically around 7mm (tall-profile design for easier finger operation or to cover a larger area).

• This size is a widely used industry standard, compatible with most 7×7mm keycaps or panel cutouts.

- Structural Design:

• Plug-in pins: Multiple metal pins on the bottom allow for direct insertion into PCB holes for soldering and secure mounting.

• High-profile button: The blue core design provides a longer travel distance and a more pronounced tactile feedback, with a typical lifespan of over 500,000 actuations.

- Materials and Colors:

• Blue core: Typically made of PC plastic, featuring a vivid color for easy identification and operation.

• Gray cap + black base: This color combination is common in KKG’s standard products, offering excellent mechanical strength and insulation properties.

Main Applications of DIP Push Button Switch

Thanks to its compact size, durability, and low cost, this switch is widely used in various small electronic devices:

1. Consumer Electronics:

• MP3 players, MP4 players, digital cameras, Bluetooth headsets, etc.

• Input devices such as remote controls, reel winders, and game controllers.

2. Home Appliances and Tools:

• Panel buttons on air conditioners, televisions, and electric fans.

• Function keys on power tools and handheld devices.

3. Industrial and Security:

• Trigger switches on instruments and small control panels.

• Reset buttons on security equipment (e.g., access control systems, alarms).

4. Medical and fitness equipment:

• Control buttons on devices such as blood pressure monitors, blood glucose meters, and massage devices.

5. Toys and education:

• External buttons for electronic building blocks, robot kits, and development boards such as Arduino and Raspberry Pi.