Twidec/6Pcs Micro Limit Switch Short Straight Hinge Lever Arm SPDT Snap Action Switch for Arduino V-152-1C25

Resurrected a pressure switch for the pond water pump with a broken switch. Also, fixed the Jacuzzi air-switch. A good collection to have on hand. Universally used, apparently.

I had been using a cheaper micro switch in my microwave ovens. They didn't last very long. These switches have better current ratings so they should last longer.

that little lithium battery vacuum was pretty pricey. these little switches saved me from needing to purchase another one when the OEM switch failed (it only turned on when it felt like it.) If you are handy these can save a bundle.

We used these for a limit switch on automatic chicken coop door. Works well so far.

Item as described. Shipping was a day early. Fixed the microwave…

If you're thinking of getting these for arcade buttons, you should know their actuation force is several times higher than a normal arcade button. They fit the standard size (9/8in / 28mm) arcade buttons, but the button will be uncomfortably stiff.Otherwise these are nice cheap little switches. They got me through a proof of concept prototype for far less than I would have spent on more suitable switches, and will be handy to have in my parts toolkit in general.

Used one of these to replace the switch on my 8 year old dehumidifier. Only time will tell if they hold up as well as the orginal. Much less expensive than replacing the entire unit.

When you are removing security screws to replace a door switch in a microwave, you're thinking it's likely a good idea to meet the spec of the part you are replacing. I found a lot of switches with the same form factor with the typical 15 amp rating, but the part I am replacing is rated at 16amps same as what I ordered here. Suprise Suprise, someone substituted the far more common 15amp switch that doesn't meet the spec I'm replacing. I made the effort to post here so others might verify they received what they bought.UPDATE: 2/12/2023 This replacement switch has already failed, the one that it replaced lasted for a lot of years. Does the ad still claim 16amps, and do they still send you the 15amp rated part?My microwave causes this part to open the contact under load when you open the door when the microwave is running, using the (stop/clear) button would kill the load to this switch and it wouldn't arc and damage the contacts when you open the door, if you are forced to use an inferior switch to the original, don't open the door when the unit is running.Stuff breaks at the worst of times like just prior to hosting thanksgiving dinner and I thought I had the fix!