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26-01-13

Where Are Push Button Switches Used?

Push button switches are among the most widely used control components in modern electrical and electronic systems. Understanding where a push button switch is used helps clarify why this small component plays such a critical role in reliability, safety, and user experie...
26-01-08

Multilevel Warning Light: Boosting Safety and Efficiency in Modern Industries

In today’s fast-paced industrial environment, quick and clear communication is essential for safety, productivity, and smooth operations. That’s where Multilevel Warning Lights come in. These visual indicators are more than just lights—they provide instant, intuitive fee...
26-01-07

ONPOW Push button Switches: Customized Services for Diverse Applications

As technology advances and consumer incomes rise, customized services have become a key way for businesses to attract and retain customers. A growing number of enterprises are venturing into the field of customization. With meeting customers' diverse needs as its core go...
26-01-06

What Is the Life Expectancy of a Push Button?

When choosing a push button switch for industrial equipment, control panels, or electronic devices, one of the most common questions is: What is the life expectancy of a push button? The answer matters—because switch failure can lead to downtime, safety risks, and unexpe...
26-01-04

ONPOW Launches the 71 Series Smart Tri-Color Metal Toggle Switches

ONPOW, a leading brand specializing in precision control components, today officially announces the launch of its latest innovation — the ONPOW 71 Series Metal Toggle Switches. Designed for applications that demand exceptional reliability, outstanding performance, and pr...
25-12-31

What is a Dip switch? Core Functions and Application Scenarios

1. Definition and Basic Principle A DIP switch is a set of manually operated miniature electronic switches. By toggling the small sliders (or levers), each switch can be set to an ON state (usually representing “1”) or an OFF state (usually representing “0”). Wh...
25-12-30

How Do I Know If My Industrial Push Button Switch Is Bad?

A push button switch is a small component, but when it fails, it can stop an entire machine, control panel, or device from working properly. Whether you are a maintenance engineer, equipment buyer, or OEM designer, knowing how to quickly identify a faulty push button swi...
25-12-26

ONPOW HBJD-50C Three-Color Audible & Visual Warning Light：The Smart “Signal Officer” for Industrial Sites

In modern industrial environments—where automated production lines operate at high speed and AGVs move continuously—clear and accurate status indication is essential for both efficiency and safety. The newly launched ONPOW HBJD-50C series round three-color audible and vi...
25-12-22

ONPOW IP68 Waterproof Metal Push Button Switch: A Proven Solution for Harsh Industrial Environments

In industrial control systems, push button switches may be small components, but they play a critical role in operational safety and overall system reliability As a manufacturer with 42 years of experience in the push button switch industry, ONPOW has long focused on the...
25-12-16

Toggle Switch vs Push Button Switch: What’s the Difference?

In industrial control systems, electrical equipment, and automation applications, toggle switches and push switches (push button switches) are two of the most commonly used control components. Although both are used to control circuit on/off states, they differ significa...
25-12-08

What are the two types of push button switches?

In industrial automation, machinery, home appliances, and control systems, push button switches are among the most common and essential control components. Although there are many designs on the market, push buttons can essentially be divided into two primary types based...
25-12-01

Momentary Push Button Switches and Latching push button Switches: Differences and Selection Guide

Push button switches are everywhere—from industrial machines to household appliances and medical equipment. But not all switches work the same way. Two common types you’ll encounter are momentary push button switches and latching push button switches. Mixing them up can ...

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