Yakamoz Momentary Button Switch Industrial Replacement Parts Review

Nice and solid switch of high quality. Was surprised by the build quality but it was slightly smaller than expected which ended up being a bonus for my app. I think I could measure the size as it's clearly stated, but who does? :) Money well spent.

Simple push button switch. Turning on the voltmeter for my batteries worked great. I didn't want the meter constantly draining the battery. It's a nice compact size and I like that it attaches to the spring clips on the side of some switches with a large nut. There were no problems with this.

I bought this to create my own version of the Homelink system. I'm really impressed with the quality of the switch. It will look good wherever I put it. Screw terminals feel comfortable. I'm good at soldering, but I need to be able to easily disconnect the wire from the switch. I would definitely buy this again.

I needed to replace a spring loaded rotary switch for an old electric clothes dryer but the original switch is not available and costs >$25. I got creative and replaced this switch instead. It's small so it's easy to install on the panel and it's rated at 3 amps so it can handle the power needs. It works for me and my tenant is happy.

I bought it as a bell button, ie. the one I installed next to the door in my house. Back then I liked black. But in the last few months the black color has changed and now the button is copper colored. I didn't investigate if the paint was worn off, if it somehow burned out in the sun or if some other process changed the color, I don't know. The copper is fine I think, just not what I originally bought.

I hate it when someone writes a review and hasn't used the product yet. Guess what. I haven't installed this switch yet, but it's very well done. It's small and that's what I wanted. After locking my truck (twice) while it was still driving, I figured I would use this momentary switch as an emergency way to get into my truck unless I had another key in mine (now). wallet with me. My work on the grill involves choosing a spot where it will be at the back so it won't get wet (yes, it's…