4-Pin 6x6mm Tactile Push Button Switches - 12mm - Pack of 5

A compact 5-pack of momentary tactile push button switches designed for Arduino projects, PCB prototyping, DIY electronics and component replacement. The 6 x 6mm switches feature a 12mm height and 4-pin through-hole design for easy integration into compatible circuit boards.

Quick Specs

5 Switches Per Pack — convenient quantity for small projects, prototypes, repairs or keeping spare switches on hand.

6 x 6mm Compact Size — small footprint makes these switches suitable for space-conscious PCB designs.

12mm Height — extended button height provides easier access once installed on a circuit board.

4-Pin Through-Hole Mounting — designed for vertical installation and soldering directly onto compatible PCBs.

Features

• Momentary tactile push button operation
• Compact 6 x 6mm switch footprint
• 12mm button height
• 4-pin configuration
• Vertical through-hole PCB mounting
• Suitable for Arduino and microcontroller projects
• Ideal for prototyping and custom electronics
• Useful for input, reset and control button applications
• Suitable for electronics repairs and replacement projects

Specifications

• Switch Type: Momentary Tactile Push Button
• Quantity: 5
• Pin Configuration: 4-Pin
• Switch Size: 6 x 6mm
• Height: 12mm
• Mounting Type: Through-Hole
• Mounting Orientation: Vertical
• PCB Mount: Yes
• Suitable For: Arduino, DIY Electronics, PCB Projects and Prototyping

What's in the Box

• 4-Pin 6 x 6mm 12mm Tactile Push Button Switch x5

Handy Tips

Check your PCB spacing before installation — confirm the switch footprint and pin layout match your circuit board before soldering.

These are momentary switches — the switch is activated while being pressed and returns to its normal state when released, making it suitable for inputs such as reset or control buttons.

Great for breadboard-to-PCB projects — these compact switches are useful when moving a prototype from a development setup to a permanent soldered PCB.

Avoid excessive heat when soldering — use appropriate soldering temperatures and avoid holding the soldering iron on the pins for longer than necessary to help protect the switch.