Switches & Buttons in Australia

Shop switches and buttons from AuscomTech. We stock practical tactile switches, push buttons, rocker switches, keypads and small control input components for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi compatible boards, electronics projects, repairs, prototyping and low-voltage circuits.

Whether you are adding a user input, reset button, mode selector, on/off switch, keypad control, menu button or manual trigger to an electronics project, switches and buttons are essential components for control and interaction.

Shop Switches & Buttons by Type

Our switch and button range may include products such as:

• Tactile Switches: Small momentary push buttons used for reset buttons, menu controls, input triggers and PCB projects.
• Push Buttons: Momentary and latching button components used in electronics projects, panels and control circuits.
• Rocker Switches: On/off switches used for power control, project enclosures and low-voltage electronics circuits.
• Slide Switches: Compact switches used for mode selection, power switching and small electronics projects.
• Keypads: Matrix keypad modules used for access control, menu entry, PIN input and microcontroller projects.
• Switch Modules: Pre-assembled switch boards and button modules for Arduino, ESP32 and electronics prototyping.

Switches for Arduino, ESP32 & Electronics Projects

Switches and buttons are commonly used with Arduino compatible boards, ESP32, ESP8266, Raspberry Pi compatible boards, sensors, displays, relays, LEDs and control circuits. They allow users to start, stop, select, reset, enter values or trigger actions in a project.

Always check switch type, contact rating, voltage rating, current rating, mounting style, terminal type, latching or momentary action, size and wiring method before ordering. For microcontroller inputs, pull-up or pull-down resistors may be required depending on the circuit and code.

Tactile Switches, Push Buttons, Rocker Switches & Keypads

Tactile switches are useful for PCB-mounted input buttons, reset switches and small menu controls. Push buttons are useful for panels and user controls. Rocker switches are commonly used for power on/off functions, while keypads are useful for entering numbers, codes or menu selections.

For industrial panel push buttons, selector switches, pilot lamps and emergency stop-style control components, browse our switches, indicators and control components category. For resistors used in switch circuits, browse our resistors category.

Why Buy Switches & Buttons from AuscomTech?

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

Browse Switches & Buttons Online

Explore our range of switches and buttons in Australia, including tactile switches, push buttons, rocker switches, slide switches, keypads and switch modules depending on current availability. You can also browse related categories such as potentiometers and trimpots, LEDs and lighting and wiring, connectors and prototyping.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are switches and buttons used for?

Switches and buttons are used to control circuits, trigger inputs, select modes, reset devices, turn power on or off and provide user interaction in electronics projects.

What is the difference between momentary and latching switches?

A momentary switch only stays active while pressed. A latching switch stays in its changed state until it is pressed or moved again.

Can I use switches with Arduino and ESP32 projects?

Yes. Switches and buttons are commonly used with Arduino, ESP32, ESP8266 and Raspberry Pi compatible projects. Depending on the circuit, you may need pull-up or pull-down resistors.

What is a tactile switch used for?

A tactile switch is a small momentary button commonly used for reset buttons, menu controls, keypad-style inputs and PCB-mounted user controls.

Can you help me choose the right switch or button?

Yes. If you are unsure which switch suits your project, contact AuscomTech with your voltage, current, mounting style, required action and whether you need momentary or latching operation.