RAFI MICON 5 Short-Travel Switch Datasheet

MICON 5 short-travel switch data sheet, including product height, operating force, switching travel, product code and other information


RAFI MICON 5 Short-Travel Switch Datasheet - cover page
Brand
RAFI
Category
switch
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
706 KB
Published
11 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
D174B80D722867AB3A9BFDC678FEA69D

About this manual

The MICON 5 is a short‑travel pushbutton switch offered in SMT and THT mounting versions. Dimensions, operating force, travel and life expectancy are listed for each version, with typical heights of 3.85 mm (SMT) or 3.80 mm (THT) and up to 1,000,000 operations.

Electrical specifications include a rated voltage of 0.02‑42 V DC, rated current of 0.01‑100 mA, contact resistance below 100 mΩ, bouncing time under 5 ms and insulation resistance of 250 V AC. The sheet also details plunger variants, robustness (max 30 N) and packaging information.

What's inside

  • Dimensions
  • Mechanical Design
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Other Specifications
  • Plungers for MICON 5
  • Typical System Design
  • Robustness
  • Packaging
  • Traceability

Specifications

Rated voltage0.02 - 42 V DC
Rated current0.01 - 100 mA
Rated power (max)1 W (Ohmic load)
Insulation resistance250 V AC
Operating temperature (ambient)-40°C … +85°C
Storage temperature (ambient)-50°C … +95°C
Operating lifeup to 1,000,000 operations
Height (SMT version)3.85 mm
Travel (SMT version)3.0 mm

Frequently asked questions

What is the rated voltage range of the MICON 5 switch?

The switch is rated for 0.02 to 42 V DC.

What is the maximum operating force for the plungers?

The plungers are rated for a maximum force of 30 N.

Which mounting versions are available for the MICON 5?

Both SMT and THT standard versions are offered.

How many operations is the switch rated for?

Certain versions are rated for up to 1,000,000 operations.

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