Waterproof LED Kiosk Keyboard

This 106 key backlit keyboard keyboard has a multi-functional layout with separate numerical- and control keypads and integrates a large 50mm optical trackball.

Features

Integrated 50 mm waterproof trackball with removable ball.
Short travel switches of 0,3 mm with low pressure of 2.55N for increased speed typing
Positive tactile feedback and key embossing
Optimum legending colour scheme and contrast
User-friendly layout with separate numerical-, control- and function keypads

Panel mount version:

IP67 frontal sealing
Added silicon sponge seal for perfect sealing into the user’s panel
Fourtheen M3-threaded studs
Version with edge protection : In case the keyboard can not be sunk mounted we recommend the bezel for edge protection

Dimensions / weight:

Version with bezel : 446,1 x 166,3 x 50 mm / 1,3 kg
Version without bezel : 432 x 152 x 45 mm / 1,2 kg

Desktop version:

IP65 sealed
Mounted in a robust, all steel enclosure
Industrial epoxy coating (mid-grey).
Dimensions / weight : 475 x 215 x 57 mm / 3,5 kg

Data Sheet

Industrial IP67 Keyboard With Trackball

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