Two operation modes for flexible control Selflocking (latching): Once pressed, the switch stays engaged until pressed again to release. Selfreset (momentary): Pressing actuates the switch only while held; release returns to the resting state. Color options Yellow or White: provides visibility and helps with panel coding. Material Copper: delivers reliable electrical conductivity and durable contacts. Key benefits Flexible actuation: Use the same component for either latching or momentary operation, depending on wiring and configuration. Simple control logic: Latching mode is ideal for on/off control, while momentary mode suits reset or pushtoactivate functions. Clear visibility: Color options enhance identification in crowded control panels. Reliable performance: Copper construction supports consistent electrical conduction and longer service life. Why this matters Reduces BOM complexity by supporting multiple actuation styles in a single component. Enables straightforward integration into existing control systems that require either a latched or momentary action. Helps operators quickly identify the correct control during routine tasks thanks to distinct color options. 23 practical use scenarios Industrial start/stop control: In a machine control panel, use the latching mode to keep a motor energized after pressing the switch, until it is pressed again to stop. Reset or acknowledge button: In diagnostic or testing equipment, use the momentary mode to trigger a reset or acknowledge an alert, with the circuit returning to idle as soon as the button is released. Colorcoded control zones: In a multifunction enclosure, assign yellow for one function and white for another to help technicians locate and operate the correct switch quickly. Notes on selection This switch provides a choice between selflocking (latching) and selfreset (momentary) operation, along with color options Yellow or White and a Copper construction. Ensure your wiring and control logic align with the desired actuation mode for reliable performance.