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Create Free Business Account| Actuator Type | Colored pushbutton |
| Shipping Weight | 4.000 lb |
| Operation | Momentary contact |
| Contact Configuration | Double pole, double throw |
| Product Category | Physical Security |
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Confirm that the circuit requires a double-pole, double-throw switch with momentary press-and-release operation. DSW-3 is appropriate where one colored pushbutton must operate two switched poles together without remaining in an engaged position after release.
DPDT means double pole, double throw. The switch has two poles that operate together from one actuator, with each pole providing two throw positions. This arrangement supports more complex control circuits than a single-pole pushbutton.
Momentary-contact operation changes the switch state only while the pushbutton is pressed. Releasing the button returns it to its resting position. This behavior is used for press-and-release control functions rather than controls that stay mechanically engaged.
A colored momentary pushbutton can serve as a visibly differentiated control in physical-security equipment, including control panels and access-control stations. The required circuit must match the switch's DPDT configuration and momentary operating behavior.
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