5.8mm Momentary Push Switch (Non-Lock), 3-Pin DIP Right Angle — PB-22E69
5.8mm Momentary Push Switch — Product Overview (Non-Lock 3-Pin DIP Right Angle)
The PB-22E69 is a 5.8mm momentary push switch — a non-lock (momentary) push button with a 3-pin DIP right-angle configuration. Measuring 5.8×5.8mm, it is designed for side-actuated PCB control where the button is pressed from the edge rather than the top. When the actuator is released, an internal spring returns the switch to its resting state. This makes it suitable for temporary signal functions such as reset, test, and data-entry keys.
This non-lock push switch is distinct from a self-locking (latching) version, which maintains its selected state after the button is released. The PB-22E69 is the non-lock variant — press and hold to activate, release to deactivate. For applications requiring maintained switching, a self-locking version should be specified instead. For a general comparison of the two operating modes, see the momentary vs latching push switch guide.
As a 3 pin DIP right angle push switch, the PB-22E69 mounts through the PCB and positions the actuator parallel to the board surface. This side-entry orientation saves vertical height and simplifies integration into edge-mounted control panels, compact enclosures, and stacked PCB assemblies.
Manufactured in an ISO 9001:2015 certified facility, this 5.8×5.8mm push switch is fully compliant with RoHS 3 and REACH regulations.
PB-22E69 Non-Lock Push Switch — Full Technical Specifications
Below are the published specifications for the PB-22E69 non-lock push switch. Values marked “Refer to Datasheet” require confirmation against the current Vistar engineering drawing before production release.
| Parameter | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Part Number | PB-22E69 | Standard catalog item |
| Switch Type | Push Switch, Non-Lock (Momentary) | Spring return |
| Size | 5.8 × 5.8 mm | — |
| Terminals / Mounting | 3-Pin DIP, Right Angle | Through-hole, side-actuated |
| Operating Action | Momentary — returns to rest on release | Non-lock |
| Rating | 0.1A and 0.2A versions at 12V DC | Two current variants; confirm which version is required |
| Operating Life | 10,000 cycles | Mechanical life |
| Circuit Form | Refer to Datasheet | Confirm SPST-NO or other configuration |
| Travel / Operating Force | Refer to Datasheet | Confirm actuator travel and force |
| Contact Resistance | Refer to Datasheet | — |
| Insulation Resistance | Refer to Datasheet | — |
| Operating Temperature | Refer to Datasheet | — |
| Actuator Color | Refer to Datasheet | — |
| Packaging | Bag / Tray | Production ready |
| Compliance | RoHS 3, REACH | Global export ready |
The 0.1A and 0.2A designations refer to two current-rating versions of the PB-22E69. Confirm which version is required for the application, and verify all “Refer to Datasheet” values against the latest Vistar engineering documentation before ordering.
PB-22E69 5.8mm Push Switch — Key Features
Non-Lock Momentary Action
Press and hold to activate; release to return to the resting state. Suitable for reset, test, and temporary signal inputs where a maintained state is not required.
3-Pin DIP Right-Angle Configuration
The side-actuated design positions the button parallel to the PCB, enabling edge-mount control in compact enclosures and stacked board assemblies.
Compact 5.8×5.8mm Footprint
The small body size allows placement in dense PCB layouts where larger push switches cannot fit.
10,000-Cycle Operating Life
Rated for 10,000 mechanical cycles, providing a defined durability benchmark for typical user-operated control functions.
0.1A / 0.2A at 12V DC
Two current versions are available. Select the rating that matches the circuit load. Confirm the required version when ordering.
RoHS 3 & REACH Compliant
Lead-free construction meets global environmental standards for unrestricted export to regulated markets.
Where to Use This Non-Lock Push Switch — Applications for PCB Control
PB-22E69 Non-Lock Push Switch — Frequently Asked Questions
Is this switch momentary or latching?
The PB-22E69 is momentary (non-lock). It changes state only while the actuator is pressed and returns to its resting state when released. It does not maintain its selected position.
Do you have a self-locking version?
Yes. Vistar supplies self-locking (latching) push switches in similar body sizes. For a 5.8×5.8mm latching option, see the 5.8mm self-locking push switch page. For a general comparison of the two modes, see the momentary vs latching guide.
What does “0.1A / 0.2A” mean for this switch?
The PB-22E69 is available in two current-rating versions: 0.1A and 0.2A at 12V DC. The correct version depends on the load current of the circuit. Confirm which rating is required when requesting a quotation or sample.
Can I get a datasheet and sample?
Yes. Contact sales@vistarelectronics.com with your company details, the required current version (0.1A or 0.2A), and the part number PB-22E69. Free samples are available for qualified engineering projects.
What is the MOQ and lead time?
Standard MOQ is 1,000 pieces with a 2–4 week production lead time. Volume pricing is available for larger orders.
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