The G9 waterproof micro switch is a precision-engineered, sealed snap-action switch designed to operate reliably in environments where exposure to water, dust, and other contaminants is a constant challenge.

G201 Sealed Micro Switch? The G201 sealed micro switch represents a specialized category of snap-action switches, distinct from the common miniature G3 and G9 series due to its specific electrical ratings

The G3 waterproof micro switch is a miniature, highly precise snap-action switch renowned for its excellent sealing capabilities, typically meeting the rigorous IP67 standard.

​The G5 basic micro switch is one of the most foundational and widely utilized snap-action switches in electromechanical design. Characterized by its robust, standard size and proven reliability, the G5 series is a versatile component found in countless devices and machines across the globe.

The G10B micro switch is a subminiature, sealed snap-action switch known for its IP67 waterproof and dustproof rating and compact size (approximately 12.8mm in length). These features make it highly suitable for applications where space is limited and exposure to moisture or dust is a concern.

The G6 micro switch is a miniature snap-action switch known for its compact size, high reliability, and versatility, which has earned it widespread application across various industries.

When selecting a micro switch for an application—whether it's a precision medical device, a rugged industrial control, or a simple household appliance—engineers and buyers weigh three primary factors: performance

Core Product Positioning UpgradeAs the benchmark third-generation sealed micro switch from Jinyu Group, the G306A series achieves multi-dimensional performance iteration and upgrades based on inheriting existing technical advantages, precisely matching the demands of high-end manufacturing scenarios

In automotive active safety systems, the reliability of the braking system is directly linked to the safety of occupants. As the core component for monitoring brake status, the micro switch must complete signal transmission within milliseconds to ensure that electronic assistance systems (such as ABS, ESP) perceive braking actions in real time.