KSK-1E66 Series Reed Switch


The KSK-1E66 Series is a compact, high-reliability latching reed switch designed for automotive-grade, industrial, and general-purpose applications. Featuring a bistable (Form E) contact configuration, it offers magnetic latching functionality that enables power-efficient switching in battery-powered and low-energy systems.
With a glass body length of 14.0 mm and diameter of 2.2 mm, the KSK-1E66 supports rated power up to 10 W, switching voltage up to 200 VDC, and switching current up to 0.5 A. Its miniature form factor and UL approval make it ideal for integration into space-constrained designs requiring robust and long-lasting magnetic actuation.
Standards and Certifications
- Latching/Bistable Contact (Form E) for power-saving switching logic
- Miniature glass body (14 mm length, 2.2 mm diameter) for compact designs
- Hermetically sealed construction for enhanced durability and environmental resistance
- Magnetic latching mechanism enables stable switching without continuous power
- Wide pull-in range (10–40 AT) for flexible magnetic sensitivity
- UL approved for safety and compliance in regulated environments
- Ideal for low-power and battery-operated systems
- Compatible with automated assembly processes due to its standardized form factor
Overall Length mm (inches) | 44.1 (1.736) |
Glass Length Max. mm (inches) | 14.0 (0.551) |
Glass Dia. Max. mm (inches) | 2.20 (0.086) |
Lead Dia. mm (inches) | 0.5 (0.019) |
Contact Form | 1E Latching |
Pull-In Range | 10-40 AT |
Rated Power Max. | 10W/200VDC/0.5 Amp DC |
- Automotive Systems: Position sensing, door and seatbelt detection, fluid level monitoring
- Industrial Equipment: Proximity sensing, actuator feedback, relay triggering
- Consumer Electronics: Smart home sensors, window/door contact switches
- Medical Devices: Low-power switching in portable diagnostic equipment
- Security Systems: Tamper detection, magnetic contact sensors
- Battery-Powered Devices: Wireless sensors, remote controls, e-bike brake detection
- HVAC Systems: Fluid level and position sensing in heating and cooling units