Large Remote Button

The Large Remote Button (Model 46013) is a heavy-duty momentary push-button switch engineered for tactical, military, and law enforcement applications where reliable remote activation is essential. This 12-amp rated switch serves as a command control element in systems requiring a durable, operator-friendly interface—from vehicle-mounted equipment and remote lighting systems to tactical accessories and electronic ordnance deployment. Its oversized red button design ensures positive tactile feedback and rapid activation under high-stress operational conditions, making it an indispensable component for mission-critical installations.

Rated for 12/16-volt DC operation, the Large Remote Button handles up to 12 amps of continuous current, providing sufficient electrical capacity for most tactical power distribution circuits. The integrated 18-inch spiraled cord offers flexibility in routing while maintaining compact storage and preventing tangling during transport or rapid deployment. The momentary-action design ensures the button activates only when actively pressed, then automatically returns to neutral—critical for safety in systems where sustained activation could cause unintended consequences. Industrial-grade construction and weather-resistant components allow this switch to perform reliably in field environments ranging from urban operations to harsh outdoor conditions.

Tactical professionals and equipment integrators benefit from this switch's intuitive design and robust electrical specification. Common applications include remote light activation on vehicles or body-worn systems, electronic breach charges, remote signaling systems, and auxiliary power control in mobile command centers. The 9.05 x 1.15 x 11.9-inch footprint fits readily into equipment racks, mounting panels, or vehicle interiors. Installation requires only a 12V or 16V DC power source and a load rated at 12 amps or less; the pre-attached spiraled cord eliminates the need for custom wiring while allowing up to 18 inches of separation between the button interface and control system.