Product Overview
Grayhill 8-Position DIP Rocker Switch SPST 76SB08S Through-Hole
Condition
Used. Clean red thermoplastic housing with legible white markings and intact terminal pins. Visual inspection only; function testing not performed.
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Product Overview
Grayhill 76SB08S Series 76 DIP rocker switch featuring eight independent SPST positions in a standard 16-pin dual in-line through-hole format. Designed with raised white rocker actuators numbered 1 through 8, a marked open position along the lower edge, and standard 0.100-inch terminal spacing.
Key Features
- 8-position SPST switch configuration
- Standard DIP-16 through-hole layout
- 0.100-inch (2.54 mm) terminal pitch with 0.300-inch row spacing
- Raised rocker-style actuators with high-contrast numbering
- Red thermoplastic housing stamped 76SB08S
Applications
- Setting hardware addresses and device parameters on legacy circuit boards
- Configuration switching on breadboards and maker electronics builds
- Direct replacement for damaged DIP switches in industrial test and control equipment
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the pin and row spacing measurements?
Terminal pins are spaced on standard 0.100-inch (2.54 mm) centers, with standard 0.300-inch (7.62 mm) spacing between the two rows of pins.
Can this switch mount directly into standard breadboards and DIP sockets?
Yes. The dual in-line package with 0.100-inch pin spacing fits standard solderless breadboards, perfboards, and standard 16-pin DIP sockets.
Why buy an individual piece instead of an entire bulk pack?
When you only need to repair one board or wire a single prototype, buying an individual verified part avoids paying for surplus reels or dozen-count bags you will never use. Orders ship for an $8 flat rate, qualify for free shipping at $28 or more, and leave our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
Eight quiet mechanical decisions lined up on a single red spine. Plug it into the board, toggle your logic, and let the circuit run.
