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Keyboards / Mice
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Keyboards
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KB1
The KB1 is a full QWERTY PC keyboard for use in industrial and other
harsh environments. The membrane keys provide tactile feedback, are
dust resistant and hose-proof. |
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KB1-IS
The KB1-IS is a full QWERTY PC keyboard for use in hazardous environments.
The unit is intrinsically safe, protected via Zener barriers, and
is suitable for use in Class 1 Zone 0 hazardous areas. |
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KB2
The KB2 is a compact full QWERTY keyboard for use in industrial and
other harsh environments. The membrane keys provide tactile feedback,
are dust resistant and hose-proof. |
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KB2-IS
The KB2-IS is a full QWERTY PC keyboard for use in hazardous environments.
The unit is intrinsically safe, protected via safety barriers, and
is suitable for use in Class 1 Zone 0 hazardous areas.
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Mice / Joystick
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IM2
The IM2 TufStik® utilises a patented opto-strain-gauge sensing
technology. The joystick provides an ergonomic pointer device. It
has a click in the stick to further enhance this. |
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PCIM
The PCIM Industrial Mouse is an inductive joystick, with no moving
contacts, that emulates a mouse. The mouse cursor speed is proportional
to displacement of the joystick thus providing both speed and precision. |
Intergrated
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KBIM
The KBIM provides a full QWERTY keyboard with an integral joystick.
It is designed for harsh environments and is fully sealed. The joystick
is an inductive type - not reliant on moving contacts. |
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KBIM2
The KBIM2 provides a full QWERTY keyboard with an integral joystick.
It is designed for harsh environments and is fully sealed. The joystick
uses a patented opto-strain-gauge technology providing both an ergonomic
and very durable pointing device. The joystick also incorporates a
'click in the stick', further enhancing its ergonomics. |
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KBIM2-IS
The KBIM2-IS is a full QWERTY PC keyboard with integral mouse for
use in hazardous environments. The unit is intrinsically safe, protected
via safety barriers, and is suitable for use in Class 1 Zone 0 hazardous
areas. |
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