Interruptor pulsador DELOCK 22014, 12 mm, 12 V

The DELOCK push button switch model 22014 is a compact panel-mounted on/off control designed for low-voltage applications. With a 12 mm mounting diameter and specified for 12 V operation, this switch provides a simple mechanical interface for controlling electrical circuits in electronic devices, control panels and DIY projects. Its small footprint and standard panel cutout make it suitable where space is limited and a reliable manual switching element is required.

Advantages

This push button switch offers straightforward operation and easy panel integration thanks to its 12 mm mounting size. Its design supports simple wiring and installation, delivering reliable manual control for low-voltage circuits. The compact construction reduces required panel space while providing a tactile on/off action that is intuitive for operators and hobbyists.

Suitable for

• Small electronic devices and instruments
• Control panels and operator desks
• Prototyping and DIY electronics projects
• Lighting control in low-voltage systems
• Replacement of worn or nonfunctional panel switches

Key specifications

• Mounting diameter: 12 mm
• Rated operating voltage: 12 V (DC)
• Function: manual on/off push button
• Mounting type: panel installation
• Construction: compact, low-profile housing suitable for small panels

How to use

Prepare a 12 mm panel cutout and secure the switch in the panel according to the mounting groove or nut provided. Connect the supply and load conductors to the switch terminals following the device wiring diagram and ensuring power is disconnected before wiring. Once mounted and wired, the button provides a direct mechanical connection for switching the 12 V circuit on and off; operate by pressing the actuator to change state. Verify correct operation with a multimeter or test load before putting the system into regular use.

Recommendations

Use this switch only within its specified voltage rating and in low-voltage DC applications. Ensure terminals and connections are insulated and protected from moisture and mechanical stress. For circuits with higher current demands or additional safety requirements, use an appropriate rated switch or add a relay to avoid overloading the switch contacts.