Enhance Your DIY Projects with the DIYhz Normal Momentary Switch Button Review

Seemingly reliable, threads are clean, contacts are saved from re-soldering, but 7 out of 10 had really sensitive contacts. Just touch your head and it will open. Does not affect local control over projects, but high sensitivity raises potential issues for some projects. This was a plus for me because they were more sensitive than some of my limit switches, so I remapped them for limit switches. :D

I use these NO instant action buttons on various products I make. They are a solid construction for such a small switch. However, I've had a few complaints about these switches not working. The bugs were described as the red plastic button falling out of the connector along with the retaining spring. This is odd considering I've done several stress tests trying to break it by hand to no avail. I had to use two pliers to snap off the head. I only use these switches with 12 VDC at low amperage. I

Looks like the packaging for these normally open switches was opened before they were shipped to me. There was a tear in the hard plastic bag, but the soft mailing envelope that contained the bag was undamaged. There are also no missing pieces at the bottom of the cover. It's missing a total of 3 knobs and somehow there are 2 extra lock nuts. However, I've tested the ones I have and they seem to work great. There is no accidental contact, the circuits open immediately upon depressurization and…