The Illuminated Vandal Resistant Switch is a Momentary switch that is the ideal switch for modding enthusiasts. The ring / Dot around or inside the switch always glows, making it easy to find in the dark. Easy to install and will fit on a regular 5.25 drive cover or wherever you chose.

Please be very careful with the power you apply to the LED - we cannot accept any returns of switches that have a burnt out LED.

• Illuminated
• 16mm diameter
• S.P. Push to Make (Momentary)
• 50mA, 24V DC contact rating (for switch, not LED)
• Bright Daylight LEDs
• Separate LED Terminals
• Easy Front Panel Mounting
• 12 Volt LED

Total Length (including face and terminals):	37.8mm
Face Ø:	17.8mm
Thread Ø:	15.8mm
Connection Terminal Dimensions:	1.8mm x 0.5 mm
Dimensions:	Overall length - 31.5mm (to terminals)
Face Ø:	17.8mm
Mount Hole Ø:	15.75mm
Switch Structure:	No. 3
Current:	5 A Maximum
Switch Voltage:	24V DC
LED Voltage:	3.3V 5V 12V
Operating Temperature:	-20 ~ +70°C
Lifetime:	1,000,000 hours
Switch Use Lifetime:	50,000 hours
Connection Material:	Silver

12-18-2010
Reviewer: Ed (6)
I recently purchased 24 various colored and type (momentary/latching) Bulgin switches, I put these into a custom made desk surface to monitor and control 4 independent computers. I am letting you know that these purple or UV colored LED style 16mm Bulgin switches are not LED illuminated but lit with a standard incandesent light bulb in the housing. The blue and red lamps were LEDs, a good test is that LEDs let current travel in one direction only, thus connecting them backwards will not light them up. I found that this model worked in either connection. I bought these purple UV style switches to be used in an existing KVM 4-port switch setup. I reverse engineered the circuit board interface to bring it out of the manufacturers case and into my desk. These "LEDs" caused the KVM to be inoperable while connected. I replaced them with standard LEDs and it worked fine. I tested the "LED" in these switched by connecting a 12 volt DC source thru a 1K resistor to find that they lit up in either positive/negative, or negative positive wiring. The blue and red Bulgin style switches are true LEDs. they worked fine. For illumination, even in daylight they are quit bright, and look very good in the dark. The housings, black or silver of this "UV" LED switch are made with normal light bulbs in them, so be forwarned, if you need a real LED in a circuit, stay away from these ones. Otherwise thay are really great in functionality and appearance. Thanks Frozen CPU for supplying these excellent products for modding our systems.