What is a Rocker Switch

Rocker switches are usually marked with special symbols, most commonly "O" for disconnected circuit and "I" for connected circuit. To operate them, one end of the switch is pressed, causing the other end to lift, thus connecting or disconnecting the circuit.Due to their intuitive operation and stable structure, they are widely used in household appliances, industrial equipment, and power supply systems.

Features of Rocker Switch

I. High Current & Voltage Capability: Rocker switches typically utilize large contacts and thick conductive materials, enabling them to handle higher currents and voltages. Common specifications reach 10A, with some specifications reaching 20A, thus improving overall system safety.

II. Robust Structure & Long Life: Rocker switches feature a robust internal structure, employing a wear-resistant plastic housing and highly reliable metal springs, providing excellent impact and fatigue resistance, resulting in a generally long mechanical and electrical lifespan.

III. Multiple Mounting & Customization Options: Rocker switches offer diverse design options, including SPST, DPST, DPDT, different sizes and panel opening specifications, with/without a neon lamp design, and waterproof and dustproof structures (such as IP65/IP67), making them easy to integrate into various product housings and control panels.

Gains Global Recognition

Unionwell's rocker switches meet stringent industry standards and certifications, including IATF 16949, ISO 9001/ISO 14001, UL/cUL/CE/ENEC/CQC/CB, ensuring product consistency, traceability, and global market applicability. As a leading brand in the micro switch industry, Unionwell provides micro switch products to numerous world-class companies, whatever your application scenario, Unionwell can provide tailored solutions to meet diverse needs. Contact us today to know more about our micro switch suppliers!