Mini Toggle Switch ON-ON ON-OFF-ON ON-NC Solder Lug 3 6 9 12 Pin | Self-Locking & Momentary

Pin count corresponds to the number of electrical connections the switch makes. A 3-pin switch typically handles a single circuit (SPDT), while 6-pin covers two circuits (DPDT). 9-pin and 12-pin versions are generally used for triple or quad-pole applications. Count the wires on your existing switch or consult your circuit diagram to match the correct pole count before ordering.

ON-ON switches toggle between two active positions with no center-off — the circuit is always connected to one of two outputs. ON-OFF-ON adds a neutral center position that breaks the circuit entirely. ON-NC (normally closed) is a momentary action: the circuit is complete at rest and opens only while the actuator is held — commonly used for kill switches, safety cutoffs, or normally-closed alarm loops.

Mini toggle switches of this type are typically rated for 3A–6A at 125V AC or 1.5A–3A at 250V AC. For DC circuits — such as 12V automotive wiring — ratings are generally lower due to arc suppression differences. Always verify the specific variant's rating or contact us to confirm before use in high-current or safety-critical applications.

These mini toggle switches are generally designed for indoor or enclosed-panel use and are not rated waterproof (IP65+) by default. For outdoor or high-moisture environments, mount them inside a sealed enclosure or use a rubber boot cover over the actuator. Boot covers are widely available as accessories and are not included with this listing.

Standard mini toggle switches typically require a panel cutout of approximately 6mm (≈1/4") for the standard body. The 12mm body variants listed here require a larger cutout of approximately 12mm (≈15/32"). Always check the variant description or product images for your specific body size before drilling your panel.

Self-locking (latching) switches stay in the position you flip them to — ideal for power on/off control where you want the state to persist. Momentary switches spring back to their default position as soon as you release the actuator — used for push-to-activate functions like horn buttons, engine starters, or momentary signal triggers. Both types are available in this listing; select your preferred operation mode in the Color/type variant.

Yes. Solder lug terminals on mini toggle switches are generally compatible with wire gauges from 22 AWG to 18 AWG, which covers most hobby, audio, and light automotive wiring. For higher-current runs, use appropriately rated wire and ensure clean, solid solder joints for reliable long-term contact. Avoid using stranded wire without tinning the ends first.

Yes — quantity options of 1, 2, 5, 10, and 25 pieces are available directly on this listing. Larger quantities offer a lower per-unit cost. Select your preferred quantity in the Quantity(pcs) variant selector above before adding to cart. For quantities beyond 25 or custom configurations, contact us through the store.