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418-032
YKFANMOTOR
-10C ~ +85C
-10C ~ +85C
Household table / stand fans (home and commercial)
ABS + POM
250V AC / 1A
Guangdong, China
1-50,000 units: approx. 20 days; larger volumes on request
FOB / CIF / CFR / EXW
US$0.27-0.45 / piece
Custom colours available
Guangzhou, Zhongshan,
The YKFANMOTOR 418-032 is a 3-speed, 4-key push button fan control switch developed for household electric fans. Its four positions - OFF, 1, 2 and 3 - give a clear, tactile step control that is easy to operate and easy to assemble. The ABS / POM housing and tin-plated copper alloy terminals keep contact resistance stable, supporting a mechanical life of over 30,000 cycles and an electrical life of 10,000 cycles. Rated 250V AC / 1A and operating from -10C to +85C, it suits table and stand fans in both home and commercial settings. Custom housing colours can be produced to match your fan design, and free spare parts are supplied after delivery. Lead time is about 20 days for 1-50,000 units; larger volumes can be scheduled on request.
3-speed control with 4 push buttons (OFF / 1 / 2 / 3) for clear, step-by-step fan speed switching
ABS + POM housing with tin-plated copper alloy terminals for stable, low-resistance contact
Rated 250V AC / 1A, suited to household table and stand fans
Mechanical life over 30,000 cycles and electrical life 10,000 cycles for long service
Custom housing colours available; free spare parts provided as after-sales support
Detailed Features and Technical Information
Model
418-032
Product Name
3-Speed Fan Switch (custom colours)
Switch Type
Push button switch
Rated Voltage / Current
250V AC / 1A
Positions / Keys
4 positions (OFF, 1, 2, 3)
Housing Material
ABS + POM
Terminal Material
Copper alloy, tin-plated
Operating Temperature
-10℃ ~ +85℃
Mechanical Life
Over 30,000 cycles
Electrical Life
10,000 cycles
Colour
Custom colours available
Warranty
1 year
Household table / stand fans (home and commercial)
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