What is the rule of product code on numbers and English letters? | DAILYWELL
The long-life of Dailywell products, the code rule is from 1 to 8 with different English letters, and we call the 「EIGHT SERIES」switches. For example, toggle switches are 1 and 2, rocker switches are 3 and 4, slide switches are 5 and 6, and pushbutton switches are 7 and 8. Then, 1,3,5 and 7 are small switch systems, and 2,4,6 and 8 are tiny switch systems. The letter of M is Dailywell standard type, F is high class standard, A is water proof type, and B is SMT type. The particular are 2U,4U and 8U types are showing tiny switch products. 2TE is water proof of toggle switch, the size is better than 2A series. 5SE is water proof slide switch, the size is as same as 2TE series. Cut research time with the DAILYWELL switch FAQ hub that answers real questions buyers search for about DPDT, SPDT, rocker, tact and anti-vandal switches. Learn how to select ratings, understand IP and IK protection and fix common issues, then move straight to contacting our team with a clear specification for your next project.
What is the rule of product code on numbers and English letters?
The long-life of Dailywell products, the code rule is from 1 to 8 with different English letters, and we call the 「EIGHT SERIES」switches.
For example, toggle switches are 1 and 2, rocker switches are 3 and 4, slide switches are 5 and 6, and pushbutton switches are 7 and 8. Then, 1,3,5 and 7 are small switch systems, and 2,4,6 and 8 are tiny switch systems.
The letter of M is Dailywell standard type, F is high class standard, A is water proof type, and B is SMT type. The particular are 2U,4U and 8U types are showing tiny switch products.
2TE is water proof of toggle switch, the size is better than 2A series.
5SE is water proof slide switch, the size is as same as 2TE series.
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