SLC22007 Equivalent & Substitute Parts Reference

Part Overview

The APEM Inc. SLC22007 is a slide switch featuring a double pole double throw (DPDT) circuit and On-On switch function, designed for panel mount applications. It supports a current rating of 300mA (AC/DC) at up to 125V AC or 30V DC. The part is classified as obsolete, thus necessitating the identification of suitable substitutes to ensure ongoing design, maintenance, or manufacturing needs are met when SLC22007 units are no longer available.

Substiute Parts

SLC22007

APEM Inc.In Stock: 882SLC22007 Datasheet

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GF-126-0198

CW IndustriesIn Stock: 1142GF-126-0198 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution of slide switch components in this product category is governed strictly by compatibility in electrical (circuit, current and voltage ratings), mechanical (actuator type, length, mounting type, termination style, switch travel), environmental (operating temperature), and regulatory (RoHS, MSL, REACH, ECCN, HTSUS) parameters. Only parts matching these parameters as provided are considered suitable substitutes.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

For the SLC22007, the key engineering selection considerations are the obsolete part status, RoHS3 compliance, Moisture Sensitivity Level 1 (Unlimited), REACH unaffected status, and classification as EAR99 under ECCN and 8536.50.9050 under HTSUS. Substitute parts must meet all listed regulatory and status-based criteria to be considered. The replacement part GF-126-0198 matches the required compliance and classification attributes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What parameters must match when selecting a substitute for SLC22007?
A1: The substitute switch must match in circuit type (DPDT), switch function (On-On), voltage and current ratings, mounting type (panel mount), actuator type, and all regulatory compliance parameters provided.

Q2: Can a switch with higher current or voltage ratings be substituted?
A2: Yes, based solely on provided parameters, a switch with equal or higher current and voltage ratings qualifies; however, mechanical and termination styles must also align as specified.

Q3: Are differences in termination styles acceptable for substitution?
A3: Substitution requires that the termination style match as provided. SLC22007 uses solder lugs; alternative mechanical or PC pin configurations would only be compatible if explicitly permitted in the parameters.

Q4: Does part status affect substitute selection?
A4: Yes. Obsolete status requires use of active or in-stock equivalent parts that meet all compliance, rating, and mounting requirements listed.

Q5: Is compliance with RoHS or REACH essential for substitutes?
A5: Yes. Substitutes must match RoHS and REACH statuses, as indicated in the provided specifications.

Q6: Are inventory levels considered in this reference?
A6: All listings reflect in-stock status as provided, supporting component availability for ongoing needs.