Product Overview
Jameco 2P6T Solder Lug Panel Mount Rotary Selector Switch
Condition
New old stock (NOS). Unused surplus with clean solder lugs and intact mounting hardware. Sold each.
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Product Overview
Jameco part G3SR022-R is a dual-pole, six-position (2P6T) rotary switch configured for panel mounting. Built with phenolic wafers and solder eyelet lugs, it features a knurled, slotted metal shaft suitable for push-on or set-screw knobs. The threaded bushing comes equipped with mounting hex nut and lock washer.
Key Features
- 2-pole, 6-position (2P6T) switching configuration
- Solder lug eyelet terminals
- Knurled metal shaft with slotted tip
- Panel-mount threaded bushing with hex nut and lock washer
- Phenolic wafer construction with metal detent bracket
Applications
- Wired into custom audio preamps, instrument selectors, or guitar effect enclosures to switch between input sources or tone circuits.
- Installed in vintage test gear or amateur radio equipment undergoing maintenance where original multi-position rotary switches have worn out.
- Integrated into DIY modular synthesizers and custom electronics projects needing stepped multi-pole selection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What mounting hardware is included with the switch?
Each switch includes the hex mounting nut and lock washer pre-threaded on the bushing.
What style of knob fits this shaft?
The switch has a standard knurled metal shaft with a center slot, fitting push-on knobs or set-screw knobs designed for knurled shafts.
How are the contact lugs arranged on the rear wafer?
The switch provides two inner common terminals ringed by twelve outer position lugs, delivering six switchable selections for each of the two independent poles.
Nothing beats the crisp mechanical click of an honest wafer switch when stepping through settings. Wire it up, tighten the panel nut, and let your project get to work.
