Marine Keyboard With Trackball

This 85 key keyboard features a compact rubber keyboard with integrated waterproof ergonomic trackball. The backlit keys warrant for optimized performance while working in low-light environments. Panel mount and desktop version available.

Features

Certificate of Conformity fully compliant with IEC60945
Compact layout, 85 full travel keys
Dimmable backlighting at 8 levels by two dedicated keys (FN key + arrow up/down)
Low power LED’s warrant for a long life
38 mm waterproof ergonomic trackball with hall-effect scroll wheel
Removable ball for easy cleaning
No external power supply necessary, keyboardport power sufficient
White backlighting as standard, other colours on request
Compact thickness

Panel mount version

M3 studs, 10 x M3 x 15mm
Dimensions : 415 x 145 x 68 mm

Desktop version

ABS enclosure
Dimensions : 420 x 150 x 68 mm

Data Sheet

Marine Keyboard With Ergonomic Trackball

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