# of Poles | MIL No. | OTTO No. | Circuit | Our Part No. |
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2 | MS27717-27-1 | T3-21251 | (ON)-OFF-(ON) | 11-00794 |
Note: ( ) denotes Momentary action.
These miniature toggles are rugged, highly reliable switches offering positive detent action for safe switching operation. Featuring the unique OTTO snap-action switch mechanism in conjunction with a unique toggle actuator design, the T3 series offers snap-action contact actuation. High contact pressure and superior wiping action of the OTTO design makes the T3 series an excellent choice for switching loads from logic level up to 5 amps. 1/4-40 unsealed bushing construction, momentary and/or maintained operation. Mounting hardware provided includes two hex nuts, one lockwasher and one keyway washer. |
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All of these switches can be used in a 24 Volts system. Another key aspect to consider for proper switch selection is the current of the system, if the current is less than 250 mA, then the Gold plate option should be selected, otherwise the Silver/Gold Flash can be used. If the system current is unknown, then the Gold Plate version can be used for both low and high current systems.
This is a momentary switch and does not have a middle position.
No, these are not FAA/PMA approved but instead match a military spec that is used in military and Commercial aircraft. Confirm in your aircraft parts manual or with your authorized A&P mechanic to determine if they can be installed in your aircraft.