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DIP Switch 8-Position DIP For Lighting Control

Model No.HX 2.54-8P

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Advantages:

  • Contact rating: up to 25 mA at 24 VDC
  • Max voltage (non-switching): 50 VDC
  • Contact resistance: ≤100 mΩ initial
  • Insulation resistance: ≥100 MΩ at 100 VDC
  • Dielectric withstand: 500 VAC, 1 minute
  • Operating temperature: −40 to +85 °C

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Product Description

This 8-position DIP switch provides a simple, nonvolatile way to configure lighting equipment without software access. Each pole offers a crisp ON/OFF action with clear legends, enabling binary address setting (e.g., DMX 1–255), DALI grouping, emergency mode selection, output current steps, CCT profiles, and test or commissioning functions. Gold-over-nickel contacts deliver consistent low-level switching for microcontroller inputs, while sealed “washable” constructions prevent flux and cleaning fluid ingress during assembly. Available in top-actuated slide or side-actuated “piano” styles, the compact housing fits dense LED driver and fixture PCBs. Choose through-hole 2.54 mm pitch for robust mounting or gull-wing SMD for automated reflow in high-volume luminaires.

Key features:

  • 8 independent positions with positive detent; clear ON marking and orientation
  • 2.54 mm (0.1") pitch; through-hole (DIP) and SMD gull-wing terminations
  • Sealed, washable options (tape/epoxy top seal) for reflow and aqueous cleaning
  • Gold-plated contacts for reliable low-level logic; anti-sulfur finishes available
  • Slide (top-actuated) and piano (side-actuated) styles; low-profile bodies
  • UL94V-0 flame-retardant housings; RoHS/REACH compliant
  • Standard red/black actuators; white legends for high contrast
  • Packaging for automation: tape-and-reel (SMD), tube or bulk (THT)

Typical specifications (verify per selected datasheet):

  • Positions: 8; actuation type: momentary toggle per pole (maintained ON/OFF)
  • Contact rating: up to 25 mA at 24 VDC (resistive); logic-level switching recommended
  • Max voltage (non-switching): 50 VDC
  • Contact resistance: ≤100 mΩ initial
  • Insulation resistance: ≥100 MΩ at 100 VDC
  • Dielectric withstand: 500 VAC, 1 minute
  • Mechanical life: 2,000–10,000 toggles per pole (style dependent)
  • Bounce time: ≤10 ms typical
  • Operating temperature: −40 to +85 °C
  • Soldering: reflow compatible (SMD); wave or hand solder (THT)

Applications:

  • LED drivers and power supplies (address, current set, dimming curve)
  • Luminaires: panels, downlights, floods, wall packs (scene/group selection)
  • Stage and architectural lighting: DMX node address and mode setup
  • Emergency and egress lighting: test/maintenance modes, charger limits
  • Signage, controllers, gateways, and occupancy/daylight sensor hubs
  • Building automation modules for simple field commissioning

Customization options:

  • Actuation style: slide (top) or piano (side); low-profile heights
  • Legends: ON + 1–8, binary weights (1/2/4/8/16/32/64/128), or custom icons
  • Sealing level: tape or epoxy top seal; dust caps; conformal-coat compatible
  • Contact finish: standard gold-over-nickel; anti-sulfur variants for harsh atmospheres
  • Terminations: SMD gull-wing, THT straight or right-angle pins; pin length options
  • Color and marking: actuator/body colors and high-contrast printing
  • Pitch variants: standard 2.54 mm; half-pitch 1.27 mm on request
  • Extended temperature range and higher cycle life versions

Design notes:

  • Use appropriate pull-ups/pull-downs to limit current per pole (typically ≤1 mA).
  • For DMX addressing, assign binary weights to positions to support 1–255; reserve extra bits for mode flags if needed.
  • Debounce in firmware; sample after a brief delay or majority-vote in high-vibration environments.
  • Align silkscreen “ON” arrow with actuator orientation; provide access holes in enclosures for commissioning.
  • Specify washable types if boards undergo reflow and aqueous cleaning; avoid solvents that can fade legends.