There are many types of touch switches, but due to their different models and parameter values, there are differences in their use. Today, we will take the meaning and usage precautions of waterproof touch switches as an example to briefly explain the application scope of waterproof touch switches. They have a wide range of applications, so you can refer to the waterproof touch switch specification book for use. The specific content is as follows:

A waterproof touch switch is an electronic switch that can be turned on by lightly pressing the switch button during use. When the hand is released, the switch will be turned off. Its internal structure is achieved by the force of the metal spring to bounce. Waterproof touch switches can be widely used in household appliances due to their low contact resistance, crisp tactile sensation when pressed, clear tactile sensation, and complete height specifications. Of course, the touch switch also has its shortcomings. Frequent pressing can cause fatigue and loss of elasticity of the metal spring, leading to failure. So now most electrical buttons are replaced directly with conductive rubber or pot switch hardware clips, such as computer keyboards, remote controls, etc.

Application scope of waterproof touch switch

1. Digital products: digital cameras, digital cameras, etc;

2. Communication products: mobile phones, car phones, telephones, building equipment, PDAs, etc;

3. Computer products: cameras, recording pens, etc;

4. Remote control: Remote control for vehicles, roll up doors, and home anti-theft products;

5. Audio and video products: MP3, MP4, DVD. Audio;

6. Security products: visual walkie talkies, monitors, etc;

7. Fitness equipment: running machines, massage chairs, etc;

8. Toys: electronic toys, etc;

9. Household appliances: TV, microwave, rice cooker, electric fan, electronic body scale, electronic fat scale, electronic kitchen scale, etc;

10. Others: currency verification pens, laser pens, etc;

11. Medical equipment: blood pressure monitors, thermometers, hospital call systems, etc.