Tactile Switch with Round Actuator, 300g

Low profile but enough sticking out for a good click.. Lip around the top of switch allows for press fitting, somewhere between a 13/64 and 7/32 in hole. SPST with 4 leads Rated 12v, 50mA. Color: Silver 7.4mm x 7.4mm body, 300 grams of force to actuate.

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	Great actuator
	A great actuator, great resilience and a good "touch". In my opinion, better feeling than the 100g.
	Reviewed by: Baptiste Mouton from France. on 3/13/2012

	Oustanding for a mini price
	Both versions 100 & 300 are really good. Of course, they probably will stick without protection. So controled regulator or Mosfet are to be used.
	Reviewed by: Louis Cavaillé from France. on 3/11/2012

	idk
	I have had these switch in many of my ecigs I bought from other places. I bought two and put them in mods I was building and each button sticks and stays on
	Reviewed by: peter granger from ct. on 8/7/2011

	Great Switch
	These are great. With being 300 gram pressure you dont have to worry about it firing while its in your pocket. The only down side is that it is low profile meaning that it dont stick out far when its mounted inside a box.
	Reviewed by: qbert from orlando. on 2/3/2011

	really good switch
	I have no problems with this switch! I use 6 volt (2xcr123a) 800 ma each. And with no resisters. I found that if you glue them in they work perfectly. If you press them in they tend to fail. I been useing them for about two weeks with no problems.
	Reviewed by: chris lewis from united states. on 12/30/2010

	Great switch.
	I prefer the 100g over the 300g version due to less pressure and softer click, but this has a great click and very nice profile. For those complaining about reliability this is a 50ma switch, meaning .05 of an amp, a typical atty pulls 1.5 amps at 3.7v, you MUST use a FET or regulator with this switch.
	Reviewed by: Peter from San Jose. on 11/12/2010

	Not bad
	I bought a few of these for some small project I wanted to build. They do what they are supposed to. I have both the 300g and the 100g and with that said if you are going to pick some of these up go for the 300! 100 seems a bit to easy to press, feels like you may break it too easy. Don't get me wrong, they both work well it's just for some reason the 300 seems sturdier. Just my opinion.
	Reviewed by: dave b from greensburg pa. on 9/17/2010

	Burn out at 3.7v
	Went through two of these. They are really sweet looking and have a nice positive click when pressed. They only last about a week at 3.7v even though they are rated for 12v. If you want to use these, wire them in with a mosfet unit or they'll burn up.
	Reviewed by: Tyler from APO, AP. on 8/20/2010