Pushbuttons & Switches

Unleash the potential of digital control with our Rotary Encoder breakout board. Compact and powerful, this module makes working with rotary encoders easy. Rotary encoders are versatile input devices that convert angular position or button movement into digital signals. With the ability to detect direction and distance of rotation, they are perfect for controlling a variety of equipment such as volume knobs on audio devices, motors in robotics, or navigation controls in user interfaces.

Our breakout board simplifies the use of rotary encoders by utilizing easyC technology, making it easily connectable with microcontrollers or other circuits. It accepts input from a rotary encoder and translates it into signals that your microcontroller can interpret. In addition to the aforementioned rotary encoder module, the board also features a small ATTiny404 microcontroller, as well as a switch for selecting the I2C address. This breakout board comes with 2 easyC connectors for easy plug-and-play into the easyC system. If you don’t want to use easyC, the module can also be used via standard headers.

Large pushbutton will often be more practical than the small one (classic pushbutton). With dimensions of 12mm x 12mm it can be pushed in the breadboard, but it is also suitable for ordinary drill boards.

SPST (single-pole, single-throw) is a simple switch that connects or disconnects the two contacts in its casing.

• Type: SPST
• Shape: box
• Max. current/voltage: 250VAC 10A
• Dimensions: 17mm x 13mm x 11mm (without contacts)

SPST (single-pole, single-throw) is a simple switch that connects or disconnects the two contacts in its casing.

• Type: SPST
• Shape: elongated
• Max. current/voltage: 250VAC 10A

This built-in switch comes in a metal case and comes with backlighting in various colors. In addition, this switch is waterproof, shockproof and vandal-proof.

This built-in switch comes in a metal case and comes with backlighting in various colors. In addition, this switch is waterproof, shockproof and vandal-proof.

This built-in switch comes in a metal case and comes with backlighting in various colors. In addition, this switch is waterproof, shockproof and vandal-proof.

This built-in switch comes in a metal case and comes with backlighting in various colors. In addition, this switch is waterproof, shockproof and vandal-proof.

This interesting product enables you to control who has is allowed to turn on or turn off a circuit. Namely, in order to change the status of this switch, you need to put the key in the lock and turn it around.

Large DPDT (Dual Pole Dual Throw) panel mount switch. Breaks two wires simultaneously.

These magnetic door switch sensors are already seen, if not – then in old movies for sure where they were used as anti-theft devices, ie. alarm systems. In fact, it is a magnet and the reed switch inside a pair. When they are close to each other (recommended 13mm or less), reed switch closes. Connect it to Croduino / Arduino as an ordinary switch use the detection of open doors, windows, drawers, cupboards etc.

• Voltage: max. 200V, best used 5V Croduino/Arduino
• Max reed power: 100mA
• Max detection distance: 15mm, 13mm recommended
• Dimensions: 29 x 14 x 9mm
• Cable length: 30cm

Reed switch is a switch that is activated within the range of the magnetic field. Within its glass capsule, it has two metal wires that will move when they are near the magnet and thus “activate” switch.

SPDT (single-pole, dual-throw) is a simple switch that connects the centre contact to one of the other two contacts located on its housing.

The DIP switch is a small switch that is simply used with breadboard or protoboard.

• Number of poles: 2
• Pitch: (2.54mm)

The DIP switch is a small switch that is simply used with breadboard or protoboard.

• Number of poles: 5
• Pitch: (2.54mm)

SPDT (single-pole, dual-throw) is simple switch which connects central contact with one of the other two contacts located inside its housing.

SPDT (single-pole, dual-throw) is simple switch which connects central contact with one of the other two contacts located inside its housing.

DPDT (Dual Pole Dual Throw) for PCB mounting. Disconnects two poles simultaneously.

SPDT (single-pole, dual-throw) is a simple sliding switch that connects the central contact with one of the other two contacts in its housing.

A rotary encoder can be rotated endlessly – it has no end. That’s the main difference between it and the potentiometer and the reason why it’s more suitable for usage in certain applications. Its output (rotation outcome) is written in gray code, therefore you’ll need a microcontroller in order to use it.

It also has inbuilt pushbutton which makes it suitable for different selections.

Pushbutton is a small button that fits with the breadboard. It has two states: connected(ON – when the button is being pressed) and disconnected(OFF – when the button is not being pressed). It can be used, for example, as a switch. This pushbutton comes in Croduino for beginners set.

KW12-3 is a standard microswitch – it’s activated by the external force on the lever. Releasing the force we deactivate it. This system is very quick and practical, it allows dynamic changes in the switch. The lever itself is able to rotate – it has a little wheel on the top. Microswitches like these are used in PC mouses, automobile industry, communication devices, microwave oven doors etc.

Panel pushbuttons may look ordinary but may look good as well, as this metal pushbutton with backlight. This pushbutton is waterproof, shock-proof and vandal-proof. Also comes with a backlight in a variety of colors.

Ordinary panel switch (pushbutton). Comes in various colors.