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Note that there are normally two main types of momentary push button: 1) the "free" ones, that have no outer protection (and that can be thus activated by - sa
by jaclaz 4y ago
Note that there are normally two main types of momentary push button:
1) the "free" ones, that have no outer protection (and that can be thus activated by - say - a slap with a open hand)
2) the "safe" ones, that have an outer rim that prevents the button to be presssed by anything bigger than the actual button diameter (only finger, pencil , etc. will activate it)
There is a third one, sometimes called "mushroom push button" that is of the "free" type, even easier to activate.
Check this catalog page:
https://www.otto-controls.com/products/electromechanical-switches/pushbutton-switches https://www.otto-controls.com/products/electromechanical-swi...
once you have chosen the type you want, you will be able to find a similar one by many different manufacturers/retailers.