Des: 6 pin DIP slide switch dpdt knob vertical micro sliding switch 2p2t
Part No: SS-22H05
Specification:
Rating: 0.5A, DC 50V
Function: 2P2T
Operating Life: 10,000 Cycles
Packaging: Bag/Tray
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