5v Arduino input with standard 110v Rated button

[t_met]

I'm working on an Arduino device and want to hook up one of the digital inputs to a button like this:
http://www.ebrewsupply.com/shop/indicators-switches/push-buttons/mushroom-no-switch.html

This would be hooked up to a 5v circuit, not a 110v circuit. However, I'm wondering if this would work.

Basically I want to use it as an interrupt button.

 

[Bill_in_VA]

That would work fine.

 

[Brumateur]

Yes this button will work fine with 5V. But you have to do software de-bouncing.

 

[t_met]

Great! I was just double checking. I wanted to make sure all my hardware was there before soldering.

Yes this button will work fine with 5V. But you have to do software de-bouncing.

Yes, I found I needed to do that with the light weight proto button. It was an odd awakening seeing the interrupt trip without me pressing the button.

 

[alphaomega]

If interrupt occurs without pressing the button, it is wired incorrectly. You probably left the pin floating. You'll need an external pull up/down resistor or enable the internal pull up (if switch is connected to ground).
Debouncing is only to avoid having one press registering multiple times. A trick that I find very useful to avoid messy debouncing, is to not use interrupts, but rather poll switch every 50ms or so.