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Howie
 
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Hi all.

Anyone know where I can find a 240v footswitch? I need the type
which is on when pressed and off when released (not a
toggle-switch).

I've done a search on t'internet, but I suspect I don't know the
correct name for such a product :-\...

Appreciate any help....

Thanks,

H.

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Howie wrote:

Hi all.

Anyone know where I can find a 240v footswitch? I need the type
which is on when pressed and off when released (not a
toggle-switch).

I've done a search on t'internet, but I suspect I don't know the
correct name for such a product :-\...

Appreciate any help....

Thanks,

H.

Just the switch? Or case as well?

Most footswitches are rated at 250v and an amp or so, and you can get
latching and momentary action types.

Try yer maplins/farnell/rs components etc.
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On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 10:30:01 +0100, The Natural Philosopher
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| Anyone know where I can find a 240v footswitch? I need the type
| which is on when pressed and off when released (not a
| toggle-switch).
|
| I've done a search on t'internet, but I suspect I don't know the
| correct name for such a product :-\...
|
| Appreciate any help....
|
| Thanks,
|
| H.
|
|Just the switch? Or case as well?

The case as well :-)

|Most footswitches are rated at 250v and an amp or so, and you can get
|latching and momentary action types.

Ahhh. 'Momentary action'. That must be the terminology I lacked!

|Try yer maplins/farnell/rs components etc.

I will. - Thanks very much.

H.


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On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 08:40:01 UTC, Howie
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Anyone know where I can find a 240v footswitch? I need the type
which is on when pressed and off when released (not a
toggle-switch).


Find an old sewing machine? Perhaps try a sewing machine shop for a
cheap used one?
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On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 09:40:01 +0100, Howie
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Hi all.

Anyone know where I can find a 240v footswitch? I need the type
which is on when pressed and off when released (not a
toggle-switch).


http://rswww.com

Enter "foot switch" in the search box - produces several.

or www.cpc.co.uk part no MC01056

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