A Rectangle Switch is an electromechanical switch characterized by its rectangular or square shape. These switches are used to control the electrical state of a circuit by pressing or toggling the switch element, providing various positions or modes of operation. Rectangle switches provide a visually distinctive and ergonomic interface for controlling functions in various devices and systems. They offer a variety of features and configurations to suit different applications and are known for their reliability and ease of use.

Specifications:

• Shape: Typically rectangular or square in design.
• Operation: Rectangle switches can have different methods of operation, including push-button (pressing the switch), toggle (toggling the switch), or slide (sliding the switch).
• Positions: Rectangle switches can have multiple positions or modes, depending on the specific switch type. Common configurations include 2-position (ON/OFF) and multi-position switches.
• Poles and Throws: Rectangle switches can be single-pole, single-throw (SPST), single-pole, double-throw (SPDT), double-pole, single-throw (DPST), or double-pole, double-throw (DPDT), with various switching configurations.
• Contact Ratings: These switches have different contact ratings, indicating the maximum current and voltage they can safely handle.
• Mounting: Available in various mounting styles, including panel mount, PCB (Printed Circuit Board) mount, and more.
• Actuator Types: Actuator options can vary, including push buttons, toggle levers, and slide actuators.
• Materials: Switch bodies are often constructed from durable materials such as plastic, metal, or a combination of materials.
• Applications: Used in a wide range of applications, including control panels, appliances, consumer electronics, and more.