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03-07

Ultra-Miniature Slide & Piano DIP

Series JS

General Specifications

Electrical Capacity (Resistive Load)

Switching Rating:

25mA @ 24V DC

Nonswitching Rating:

0.1A @ 50V DC

Other Ratings

Contact Resistance:

50 milliohms maximum

Insulation Resistance:

100 megohms minimum @ 500V DC

Dielectric Strength:

500V AC minimum for 1 minute minimum

Mechanical Life:

2,000 operations minimum

Electrical Life:

2,000 operations minimum

Total Travel:

For slide actuator: .031” (0.8mm); for piano actuator: .114” (2.9mm)

Materials & Finishes

JS01 Slide DIP

JS03 Piano DIP

Actuator:

Glass fiber reinforced polyamide

Glass fiber reinforced PBT

Cover:

Glass fiber reinforced polyamide (UL94V-0)

Glass fiber reinforced PBT (UL94V-0)

Base:

Glass fiber reinforced polyamide (UL94V-0)

Glass fiber reinforced PBT (UL94V-0)

Contacts:

Beryllium copper with gold plating

Phosphor bronze with gold plating

Terminals:

Brass with gold plating

Phosphor bronze with gold plating

Environmental Data

Operating Temp Range:

–25°C through +70°C (–13°F through +158°F)

Humidity:

90 ~ 95% humidity for 96 hours @ 40°C (104°F)

Vibration:

10 ~ 55Hz with peak-to-peak amplitude of 1.5mm traversing the frequency range & returning

in 1 minute; 3 right angled directions for 2 hours

Shock:

PCB Processing

Soldering:

Wave Soldering Recommended. See Profile A in Supplement section.

Manual Soldering: See Profile A in Supplement section.

Note: Switches are packaged in OFF position and should be soldered in OFF position.

Cleaning:

These devices are not process sealed. Hand clean locally using alcohol based solution.

Standards & Certifications

Flammability Standards:

UL 94V-0 rated cover & base

UL Recognition or

CSA Certification:

The JS series devices have not been tested for UL recognition and CSA certification.

These switches are designed for use in a low-voltage, low-current circuit.

When used as intended in a low-voltage, low-current circuit, the results do not produce

hazardous energy.