Archive for the ‘momentary push button’ Category
TATTOO GALLERY Choosing the Right Tattoo for your Skin
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Duration : 37 sec
Sub-Lite, 3 Watt White LED, Black Aluminum Body
Features 10ATM, 100 meters (330 feet) waterproof (using the Twist Cap) Interchangeable color waterproof washers/seals (red, yellow, blue) 3 Watt high powered LED reflector unit Aircraft grade aluminum body 2 x CR123A lithium batteries Twist tail-cap switch for submersion Push button tail-cap for tactical use Removable wrist lanyard Universal tail-cap thread protector Anti-roll hex offering a tactical finger grip Negative buoyancy Focused beam light spread Specifications Batteries Included: Yes Bulb: LED Burn Time: Up to 10 Hours Carry System: Removable Wrist Lanyard Finish: Black Material: Aircraft Grade Aluminum Output (lumens): 72 Overall Length (inches): 5.30 Power Source: CR123A Lithium, x 2 Special Features: Anti-Roll Hex Tactical Finger Grip, Interchangeable Color Waterproof Washers Submersible: 10ATM Switch: Momentary Push On, Permanent Twist On
Solis 166 Mod’s (aka Starbuck’s Barista, Saeco GT-1, Baratza/Solis 166
Coffee Grinder Mod’s to
Solis 166 – Baratza/Solis 166 – Starbuck’s Barista – Saeco Titan GT-1 – Peets’s Burr Grinder
Mod’s = Finer Grind, Momentary-Push-On-Button, Ground Strap/Wire
Duration : 0:5:1
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Duration : 38 sec
Seachoice Push Button Starter / Horn Switch Heavy Duty
Normally Features: 2 Position: Off – Momentary On. Normally “Off”. Fits panels through 1″. Insulated. 25 Amps @ 6V DC. 15 Amps @12V DC. Supplied with chrome plated brass face nut, brass washer and back-up nut. Stainless steel springs. Mounting stem 1-1/4” long, 5/8” – 32 thread dia. Overall
Miniature Motion-Activated DVR For All Surveillance Needs
BrickHouseSecurity.com -
Get all the features of a full size DVR and more with this Motion-Activated Mini Security Recorder. It's completely customizable depending on your surveillance recording needs with three levels of recording: Manual Record, Motion-Activated Record, or Scheduled Record. With a Time & Date Stamp, you will know exactly when your surveillance video was captured. All video surveillance gets recorded directly to a removable SD card for easy viewing on a monitor or TV.
* Scheduled Recording
* Records Up To 10 Hours Of Video
* Store Video On A SD Card
* Time And Date Stamp Overlay
* Adjustable Motion Detection Sensitivity
Duration : 1 min 4 sec
Push Button Switches: OFF (ON) – Black Push Button Switch (R18-29A BLACK)
Specifications Proof Voltage: 1500VAC Contact Resistance: 20m W (max.) Electrical Life: 50,000 (min.) Mechanical Life: 100,000 (min.) Circuitry: S.P.S.T. Contact Rating: 1A 125V AC 3A 125V AC Insulation Resistance: 100m W ( ) = momentary contact
Streamlight Polystinger DS C4 LED vs. Pelican 7060
Features of Streamlight PolyStinger C4 LED flashlight:
• C4 LED Technology, shock-proof with a 50,000 hr lifetime (approximate)
• amazing brightness: 185 lumens in high, 95 lumens in medium, 50 lumens in low
• deep dish parabolic reflector produces a long range targeting beam with optimum peripheral
illumination to aid in navigation
• available with 10 hour steady charge or 2.5 hour fast charge
• 3-cell 3.6V nickel-cadmium sub-C battery good for up to 1,000 charges
• runs up to 2 hours high, 3.75 hours medium, 7.5 hours low, 5.5 hours strobe
• fits existing PolyStinger/Stinger snap-in chargers
• measures 8″ long
• multi function, easy access push-button switch designed for extremely long life
• super tough, non-conductive nylon polymer with non-slip rubberized comfort grip
• unbreakable polycarbonate lens with scratch-resistant coating
• O-ring sealed (not dive rated)
• serialized for positive identification
• assembled in USA
Features of Pelican 7060 LAPD LED Flashlight:
- tested lumen value: 130
- a focused center beam penetrates darkness up to 120 yards
- rechargeable lithium-ion battery performs better in temperature extremes
- 1.5 hours of run time per charge
- current regulated for more consistent light output
- 3 way side and tail switches (momentary and constant on/off)
- made of high impact Xenoy® resin
- grenade grip: no-slip pattern for confidence in wet conditions
- machined aluminum sink draws heat away from the LED
- includes belt holster with open top and bottom
- 4-5 hours charging time
- low battery indicator; recharge when the light starts flashing
- made in USA
- lifetime warranty from Pelican
Duration : 0:4:34
SNANDY!
The dance-button craze sweeping America! You got to Snandy, baby! Originally shot in 2004 and just aired 6/9/09 on The Guy Bauer Half Hour. http://www.GuyBauerHalfHour.com
Duration : 1 min 14 sec
How can a build a display of LED emergency dash lights?
How can a build a display of LED lights?
I sell emergency vehicle lights. I would like to be able select one model at a time (similar to car stereo displays commonly found in retail stores). The display would be a wall with a push button switch that would power 12vdc cigarette lighter outlet. I only want one unit to be powered at a time. Could I do this with momentary switches and a type of relay circuit?
It would be a simple matter of the 12 volt supply wire all the negatives together. Personally I’d get a rotary selector switch and wire the main positive to a fuse then to the incoming and the outputs to each different lighter plug. Be sure to chose components that exceed the highest current draw of the highest current draw light.
You can do the same with momentary switches but they are pricey especially for higher current ones . you can do it to power individual relays but that might get pricey depending on number of lights/relays needed
Another simple way is to use a standard light bar control box and wire each output to a different light