M2026TXG13 Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The M2026TXG13 is a rocker switch manufactured by NKK Switches, configured as a single-pole triple-throw (SP3T) device with a rated capacity of 0.4VA at 28V AC/DC. This through-hole mounted switch features a momentary-on-momentary (Mom-On-Mom) function and requires a jumper to achieve triple throw configuration. The product is classified as obsolete, making identification of functionally equivalent alternatives necessary for ongoing system support and component procurement.

Substiute Parts

M2026TXG13

NKK SwitchesIn Stock: 947M2026TXG13 Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

MN26TXG13

NKK SwitchesIn Stock: 829MN26TXG13 Datasheet

MFR RecommendedRFQ

Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the M2026TXG13 is determined by the following critical parameters:

• Circuit Configuration (SP3T): The substitute must maintain single-pole triple-throw functionality
• Current and Voltage Ratings (0.4VA at 28V AC/DC): Electrical capacity must meet or exceed the original specification
• Switch Function (Mom-On-Mom): Momentary-on-momentary operation must be preserved
• Termination Style (PC Pin): Through-hole PC pin termination is required for PCB compatibility
• Regulatory Compliance: RoHS3 compliance and CSA/UL approvals ensure continued market acceptance

The MN26TXG13 is identified as a manufacturer-recommended substitute. However, the substitute part data provided contains incomplete electrical and mechanical specifications. Verification of critical parameters—specifically circuit configuration, current rating, voltage rating, switch function, and termination style—is required before implementation.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The M2026TXG13 is an obsolete product with active inventory availability (859 pcs). The MN26TXG13 is designated as the manufacturer-recommended substitute and maintains active product status with comparable inventory (808 pcs).

Both parts share identical ECCN and HTSUS classifications, indicating regulatory alignment. Both are manufactured by NKK Switches, ensuring design continuity and supply chain consistency.

Selection between the main part and substitute should be based on:

1. Availability Requirements: The main part remains in stock; the substitute is actively produced
2. Long-term Support: Active product status of the substitute ensures continued availability and technical support
3. Specification Verification: Complete electrical and mechanical specifications for the MN26TXG13 must be obtained from the manufacturer to confirm functional equivalence before design implementation

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Why is the M2026TXG13 classified as obsolete? A: The M2026TXG13 has reached end-of-life status in the manufacturer's product portfolio. While inventory remains available, no new production is scheduled.

Q: What makes the MN26TXG13 a suitable substitute? A: The MN26TXG13 is designated by NKK Switches as the manufacturer-recommended substitute. Both parts share the same base product family (M/MN26TX series) and identical trade classification codes.

Q: Are the electrical specifications identical between M2026TXG13 and MN26TXG13? A: Complete electrical specifications for the MN26TXG13 are not provided in the available data. Confirmation of circuit configuration, current rating, voltage rating, and switch function must be obtained from the manufacturer's current datasheet.

Q: What is the difference between through-hole and PC pin termination? A: PC pin termination refers to pins designed for insertion into printed circuit board holes. The M2026TXG13 uses this standard termination style for through-hole mounting applications.

Q: Are both parts RoHS compliant? A: The M2026TXG13 is confirmed as ROHS3 compliant. RoHS compliance status for the MN26TXG13 must be verified through the manufacturer's current documentation.

Q: What does "Mom-On-Mom" switch function mean? A: Momentary-on-momentary (Mom-On-Mom) indicates that the switch returns to its neutral position when released. Both the on and off actions are momentary, requiring continuous pressure to maintain either state.