Keypads & Input Controls

Keypads & Input Controls in Australia

Shop keypads and input controls from AuscomTech. We stock practical keypad modules, matrix keypads, membrane keypads, capacitive touch modules and input control parts for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi compatible boards, electronics projects, repairs, prototyping and control interfaces.

Whether you are adding a keypad to a project, building a menu interface, entering PIN codes, creating a control panel, adding capacitive touch input or replacing a keypad module, keypads and input controls provide a practical way for users to interact with electronic circuits and microcontroller projects.

Shop Keypads & Input Controls by Type

Our keypad and input control range may include products such as:

Membrane Keypads: Thin keypad panels used for menu input, PIN entry, controls and project interfaces.
Matrix Keypads: 3×4, 4×4 and similar keypad modules used with microcontrollers for multiple button inputs using fewer pins.
Capacitive Touch Modules: Touch-sensitive input boards used for button-style controls without mechanical switches.
TTP Touch Key Modules: Capacitive touch key modules such as TTP223, TTP224, TTP226 and TTP229-style boards depending on current availability.
Button Matrix Modules: Input boards used to provide multiple button or keypad inputs to compatible circuits.
Joystick & Input Boards: Input control modules used for menu navigation, robotics, control projects and user interfaces.

Keypads for Arduino, ESP32 & Electronics Projects

Keypads and input controls are commonly used with Arduino compatible boards, ESP32, ESP8266, Raspberry Pi compatible boards, STM32 boards, displays, relays, access control projects, menu systems, robotics projects and custom control panels.

Always check keypad type, number of keys, interface type, pin count, voltage compatibility, connector style, mounting method, library support and whether the module suits your controller before ordering.

Membrane Keypads, Matrix Keypads & Capacitive Touch Modules

Membrane and matrix keypads are useful when a project needs multiple user input buttons in a compact format. Capacitive touch modules are useful when you want touch input without a moving mechanical button. TTP-style modules are commonly used for simple touch buttons, touch keypads and microcontroller input projects.

For simple tactile switches, push buttons, rocker switches and slide switches, browse our switches and buttons category. For Arduino-style shields and joystick expansion boards, browse our expansion boards and shields category.

Why Buy Keypads & Input Controls from AuscomTech?

Australian stock: Products are shipped from Australia using Australia Post.
Practical product range: We stock useful input control parts for electronics projects, repairs, prototyping and control interfaces.
Secure online checkout: Order online using supported secure payment options.
Helpful support: Need help choosing a keypad or input control? Contact AuscomTech and we’ll help where we can.

Browse Keypads & Input Controls Online

Explore our range of keypads and input controls in Australia, including membrane keypads, matrix keypads, 3×4 keypads, 4×4 keypads, capacitive touch modules, TTP touch key modules, button matrix modules and joystick input boards depending on current availability. You can also browse related categories such as switches and buttons, display modules and microcontrollers and development boards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are keypads used for in electronics projects?
Keypads are used to provide user input for electronics projects, including menu control, PIN entry, number entry, mode selection, access control and custom control interfaces.

What is a matrix keypad?
A matrix keypad arranges buttons in rows and columns, allowing multiple keys to be read using fewer microcontroller pins than wiring each button separately.

What is a capacitive touch module?
A capacitive touch module detects touch using a sensor pad rather than a mechanical button. It is commonly used for touch buttons and simple touch input projects.

Should keypads go under Switches & Buttons?
No. Simple push buttons, tactile switches and rocker switches belong under Switches & Buttons. Membrane keypads, matrix keypads and capacitive touch key modules belong under Keypads & Input Controls.

Can you help me choose the right keypad or input control?
Yes. If you are unsure which keypad suits your project, contact AuscomTech with your controller board, number of keys needed, voltage, mounting style, interface type and whether you need mechanical or touch input.