is this a momentary switch?
54011
I'm not sure what a momentary switch is. It's got 2 "on" positions so you can wire it to something like a bilge pump that has an "auto" and "on" capability. That's how I used it and it works great.
54012
No. It is on-off-on. The lights follow the position of the switch if a ground wire is installed.
54013
It looks like this is a two circuit switch On-Off-On lighted. Not momentary.
765944
Only momentary. But it comes with a regular back button so with the right application you will get steady
166912
Can't exactly speak from experience on that one, but if you have the switches turned to the on position it turns on. Even if you just plugged it in, so i would assume so.
635113
I would email the manufacture, there were great to correspond when I communicated with them. I do believe that your anwser is yes, for I used it to turn a test 12v light on in series with a battery and this switch during my planning stages. There is also a momentary position, which you will not need. There is also a sence lead that can take a input to tell your controller, but you will not need that either.
1984334
The contacts stay in the last selected position--on or off. It is not a momentary switch.
1324320
No, and I would not use this switch for something that will be turned on and off often. After about 5 months of moderate use front peiece broke off.
2212507
Yes, but remember this remote only offers an on/off function (latch on/ latch off). There is no momentary function with this control, but it should work on any 12 V dc circuit.
1817851
I have assumed that pushed in is the "on" mode but have not proven that with any testing. My assumption was based on the way the other switches work on the device where the "in" position makes that circuit active.
1350332
Yes. It is push button switch. One click, low light, another click, medium, etc...Hold it down and it turns off, hold it longer, it strobes, until you let go.
1854496
Yes it does. Only works while marked on. The switch is pretty secure so no accidental moving.
1859918
yes this in a momentary switch. and it reverses the polarity up + - down - +
1445274
The relay is either on or off. The remote has a button to turn it "on" and another button to turn it "off". I'm not sure if that fits the definition of a "momentary" switch. Logisys produces the remote with one of 599 frequencies with no outward labeling as to what the frequency is and no provision to order two or more remote control kits with the same frequency. If you were lucky enough to get two units with the same frequency, then all the remotes would work with the relay.
600286
Yes, it is a latching switch. A momentary switch is the opposite of this, it will not "click and stay on". Hope this helps!
1792560
This is NOT a momentary switch. Therefore, when you actuate it to off it stays there, when you actuate it to on, it stays there. With two "on" positions I use it as a reversing switch for a stepping motor. Then I can run it forward or reverse or off.
1625240
I can not say that it is, or is not, a magnetic switch. I can tell you that it performs the same function for me. I use these on my woodshop tools. I have tested them by turning on a tool, then turning the circuit off to simulate a power outage. When the breaker is switched back on, the tools do not re-start. You must physically turn the tool back on. Great, and necessary safety feature.
1927047
These are momentary push buttons. The connection is only active while you are holding down the button.
2265426
You would need to buy a separate 12v dump valve. For the switch use a momentary toggle on/off/on