| Image | Part Number | Manufacturer | Description | Voltage Rating - DC | Voltage Rating - AC | Switch Function | Series | Operating Temperature | Features | Current Rating | Circuit | Termination Style |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Y1907U2CF07NQ | C&K | SWITCH KEYLOCK 3POS SP3T 4A 125V | 28V | 125V | On-On-On | Y | - | - | 4A (AC/DC) | SP3T | Solder Lug | |
| 58J8P90-01-1-04N-F | Grayhill, Inc. | SWITCH KEY 4POS SP4T 200MA 115V | 30V | 115V | On-On-On-On | 58 | - | Antistatic | 200mA (AC/DC) | SP4T | PC Pin | |
| 58J8A45-01-1-03S | Grayhill, Inc. | SWITCH KEY 3POS SP3T 200MA 115V | 30V | 115V | On-On-On | 58 | - | Antistatic | 200mA (AC/DC) | SP3T | Solder Lug | |
| A22TK-2RR-12-K02 | Omron Automation & Safety | SWITCH KEYLCK 2POS DPST 10A 110V | 24V | 110V | On-Off, Off-On | A22TK | -20°C ~ 70°C | IP65 | 10A (AC/DC) | DPST-NC + SPST-NO | Screw Terminal | |
| A22TK-2RR-21-K02 | Omron Automation & Safety | SWITCH KEYLCK 2POS DPST 10A 110V | 24V | 110V | On-Off, Off-On | A22TK | -20°C ~ 70°C | IP65 | 10A (AC/DC) | DPST-NO + SPST-NC | Screw Terminal | |
| KO133B755 | E-Switch | SWITCH KEYLOCK 2POS SPST 1A 125V | - | 125V | Off-On | KO | - | - | 1A (AC) | SPST | Solder Lug | |
| Y2011C2C2WCNQ | C&K | SWITCH KEYLOCK 2POS DPDT 4A 125V | 28V | 125V | On-On | Y | - | - | 4A (AC/DC) | DPDT | Wire Leads | |
| 58J4A45-01-1-03N | Grayhill, Inc. | SWITCH KEY 3POS SP3T 200MA 115V | 30V | 115V | On-On-On | 58 | - | Antistatic | 200mA (AC/DC) | SP3T | Solder Lug | |
| A22TK-2LR-03-K05 | Omron Automation & Safety | SWITCH KEYLCK 2POS 3PST 10A 110V | 24V | 110V | Off-On | A22TK | -20°C ~ 70°C | IP65 | 10A (AC/DC) | 3PST-NC | Screw Terminal | |
| 1-1437569-7 | Agastat Relays / TE Connectivity | SWITCH KEYLOCK 3POS DPDT 5A 250V | 24V | 250V | On-On-On | Command | -20°C ~ 50°C | - | 5A (AC/DC) | DPDT | Solder Lug |
Keylock switches are electromechanical switches that require a key to operate, providing security and control over access to devices or systems. They feature a lock cylinder that accepts a specific key to turn and activate the switch mechanism. Keylock switches are commonly used in security systems, machinery controls, and electronic equipment requiring restricted access or authorization. They offer a reliable and tamper-resistant solution for controlling critical functions and preventing unauthorized use.