Waterproof Metal Momentary Push Button Switch with Green LED Indicator

16mm 5A SPST Green Metal Push Button Switch — 12V Momentary (Panel-Mount) Upgrade your dash, control panel, or project box with a compact, durable metal push button switch that’s simple to install and satisfying to press. This model features a momentary (non-latching) action and a bright Green 12V LED indicator—perfect for 12V automotive, marine, and DIY electronics. Why You’ll Like It Clean, modern look: Brushed metal body with a low-profile round actuator. Built to last: 304 stainless-steel housing with a robust PC light guide/button cap. Instant feedback: Integrated Green LED (12V) shows status at a glance. Quick install: Fits a standard 16mm panel hole with the included mounting nut. Great for 12V systems: Ideal starter, horn, accessory, or reset trigger in cars, trucks, UTVs, boats, and bench projects. What “Momentary” Means Press to activate; release to turn off. It’s the right choice for functions you only need while holding the button—like triggering a relay, resetting a device, or engaging an accessory temporarily. Typical Uses Starter/ignition trigger (via relay) or accessory enable in 12V automotive builds Horn, lights, winch control (with appropriate driver/relay) Bench power/reset button for hobby electronics and control panels Tech Specs Mounting Hole 16mm (panel-mount) Action Momentary (non-latching) Indicator Green LED, 12V Body Material Stainless steel (304) Actuator/Light Guide PC (polycarbonate) System Amperage 5A Terminations Panel switch with standard solder/quick-connect style lugs (varies by install) Front-Panel Sealing Water-resistant design suitable for automotive and outdoor panels Color Green (LED) What’s in the Box 16mm Green 12V momentary metal push button switch Panel mounting hardware (locking nut) Installation Notes Cut a 16mm hole, seat the switch, and secure with the included nut. Wire the LED to 12V DC (observe polarity) and route the switch contacts through your load or relay as requiGreen. For high-current devices (motors, starters, light bars), drive them via a relay or controller rather than directly through the switch.