Electromechanical switches
Electromechanical devices have both electrical and mechanical processes. A Manually operated switch is an electromechanical component due to the mechanical movement causing the electrical output. Before the development of Morden electronics, electromechanical devices were mostly used in complicated subsystems of parts which include electric typewriters, television systems, clocks, and more.
- Switch thumb-Push wheel
Switch Safety Interlock
- Switch Emergency Stop
- Electromechanical Relay
- Switch Safety Interlock
- Switch Push Button
- Switch Snap Action
- Switch Detector
- Switch Indicator
- Switch Keylock
- Switch Rocker
- Switch Rotary
- Switch Selector
- Switch Tactile
- Solid State Relay
- Switch DIP
- Switch Foot
- Switch Key
- Switch Limit
- Switch Reed
- Switch Slide
- Switch Toggle
- Time Delay Relay
- Contact Block
- Power Relay
- Signal Relay
- Reed Relay
- Dimmer

Electromechanical
switches

Electromechanical devices have both electrical and mechanical processes. A Manually operated switch is an electromechanical component due to the mechanical movement causing the electrical output. Before the development of Morden electronics, electromechanical devices were mostly used in complicated subsystems of parts which include electric typewriters, television systems, clocks, and more.
- Switch thumb-Push wheel
Switch Safety Interlock
- Switch Emergency Stop
- Electromechanical Relay
- Switch Safety Interlock
- Switch Push Button
- Switch Snap Action
- Switch Detector
- Switch Indicator
- Switch Keylock
- Switch Rocker
- Switch Rotary
- Switch Selector
- Switch Tactile
- Solid State Relay
- Switch DIP
- Switch Foot
- Switch Key
- Switch Limit
- Switch Reed
- Switch Slide
- Switch Toggle
- Time Delay Relay
- Contact Block
- Power Relay
- Signal Relay
- Reed Relay
- Dimmer