E-Switch’s Newest Illuminated Pushbutton Switch Features Custom Cap Options

Minneapolis, MN, February 13, 2010 --(PR.com)-- E-Switch introduces the new LP15 series illuminated pushbutton switch, featuring multiple LED colors, custom marking options for the caps, and several cap sizes. The LED colors available are red, blue, green, yellow, and white. You can choose from four different button colors, as well: black, red, white and transparent. You can choose a common graphic or customize your own graphic for the button cap. Specifications include:

Contact Rating: 1mA @ 20VDC
Electrical Life: 300,000 cycles
Contact Resistance: 200 ohms max @ 5VDC, 1.5mA
Contact Arrangement: SPST, Normally Open
Dielectric Strength: 250 VAC for 1 min.
Force: 125 gf +/- 35 grams
Travel: 1.3mm +/- 0.3mm
Operating Temperature: -20C to +70C

Applications and markets for the LP15 series illuminated pushbutton switch include audio/visual, consumer electronics, telecommunications, medical, testing/instrumentation, computer servers, and more.

Visit E-Switch at www.e-switch.com to request your full-line catalog. You can also request a sample of one of over 4,000 discrete part numbers for one of your projects. Little Details. Big Quality.

About E-Switch. In 2009, E-Switch, Inc. acquired Lamb Industries and now offers one of the broadest switch lines available today. Both companies have been delivering innovative and quality switches to the electronics, telecom, high tech, instrumentation, industrial, appliance and consumer markets since 1979. Located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Portland, Oregon, their global reach extends to Europe, Asia and Latin America. Products include Rocker, Toggle, Slide, Tact, Pushbutton, Dip, Rotary, Keylock, Snap Action, Power, illuminated switches, and more. E-Switch has local reps, distributors, engineers and account managers on hand to provide specifying assistance and quick response to requests, along with a top notch sampling and cross-referencing program. E-Switch’s online catalog includes complete specifications, drawings and schematics.

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