Push button switch or keyboard assembly having flexible wire con

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Multiple circuit control – Multiple switch

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200159A, 200276, 200314, H01H 1370, H01H 916

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040925030

ABSTRACT:
A push button having a housing supporting therein a key member actuatable between an initial position and an enabled position. Inside the body a pressure spring is located for resetting the actuated key member to the initial position when pressure on the key member ceases. The spring is provided with an elongated portion which is movable in response to actuation of the key member and the elongated then engages an electrical contact member supported adjacent to the elongated portion of the spring in order to allow current to flow through the spring.

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