Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | KCD1-105-12 |
| Switch Type | KCD Rocker Switch |
| Function | ON-OFF (Three Position) |
| Pin | 3 Pin |
| Contact Type | SPST |
| Rated Load | AC125V 10A / AC250V 6A |
| Mounting Type | Panel Mount |
| Contact Resistance | ≤50mΩ |
| Insulation Resistance | ≥100MΩ |
| Electrical Life | ≥10,000 cycles |
Key Features
- 3 pin ON-OFF switching design
- Three position structure with center control
- SPST / controlled switching logic
- Panel mount snap-in installation
- Stable electrical performance
Applications
- Household appliances
- Industrial control panels
- Power supply systems
- Automation equipment
- DIY electronics
Widely used in electrical systems requiring controlled ON-OFF switching, clear position feedback, and reliable panel-mounted operation.
Why Choose Our Rocker Switch
- Professional KCD1-105-12 rocker switch supplier with stable production capacity
- OEM / ODM customization available for 3 pin rocker switch manufacturer projects
- Reliable ON-OFF three position rocker switch for appliances and industrial systems
- High-quality panel mount rocker switch factory China with strict quality control
- Durable 3 pin rocker switch for power control and automation equipment applications
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FAQ
Q1: What is a KCD1-105-12 rocker switch?
It is a 3 pin rocker switch with ON-OFF switching and a controlled position structure for stable electrical control.
Q2: What does three position ON-OFF mean?
It means the switch includes ON and OFF positions with a defined switching mechanism that provides controlled circuit operation.
Q3: What is the difference between ON-OFF and ON-OFF-ON?
ON-OFF has two states (on/off), while ON-OFF-ON allows switching between two circuits with a center OFF position.
Q4: What is the rated load?
It is typically AC125V 10A / AC250V 6A.
Q5: Does this rocker switch support OEM/ODM customization?
Yes, customization is available for LED, symbols, wiring configuration, and specifications.
