Equivalent & Substitute Parts for IDEC ABGD402N-B Pushbutton Switch

Part Overview

The IDEC ABGD402N-B is a pushbutton switch designed for 30mm mounting. As an obsolete part, procurement and maintenance of systems originally using this switch may require identification of alternative models. Finding suitable substitutes ensures ongoing support and compatibility in existing equipment.

Substiute Parts

ABGD402N-B

IDECIn Stock: 812ABGD402N-B Datasheet

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ABGD402NUB

IDECIn Stock: 753ABGD402NUB Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts for pushbutton switches are grouped based on manufacturer, category, mounting size, packaging, series alignment, RoHS compliance, and regulatory classifications. The main part, ABGD402N-B, and its substitute, ABGD402NUB, share identical manufacturer, mounting diameter, compliance status, packaging, regulatory identifiers, and product series, making these the allowed parameters for strict substitution.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The ABGD402N-B is listed as obsolete. For continued compliance and system compatibility, select substitute parts possessing identical RoHS compliance (ROHS3 Compliant), series designation, moisture sensitivity level (1, Unlimited), and regulatory certifications (ECCN EAR99 and HTSUS 8536.50.9035). The active status of ABGD402NUB allows for direct substitution using these defined parameters.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What are the required parameters for substituting the ABGD402N-B pushbutton switch?
A1: Substitution requires an identical manufacturer, mounting size (30MM), series, packaging type, RoHS status, moisture sensitivity level, ECCN, and HTSUS classification.

Q2: Is package type relevant for pushbutton switch substitution?
A2: Yes, packaging consistency, such as bulk packaging, ensures uniformity in shipping, inventory, and handling.

Q3: How is regulatory compliance handled in pushbutton switch substitutions?
A3: Substitute parts must match the RoHS status, ECCN, and HTSUS provided for regulatory consistency.

Q4: Can the substitute be used in the same application without modification?
A4: With identical electrical and mechanical key parameters, including compliance, substitute parts can be implemented in the same application within the defined constraints.

Q5: Are both obsolete and active status pushbutton switches supported for selection?
A5: Selection logic supports substitution of an obsolete part with an active alternative when all permitted parameters are maintained.