Marine Waterproof ECS Keyboards
Features
- Certificate of Conformity fully compliant with IEC60945
- User-friendly layout with separate numerical-, control- and function keypads
- Removable ball for easy cleaning
- High brightness LED’s with fibre optics
- Illumination of the key legends and contour, the trackball contour and even customer logo’s or trademarks (optional)
- Low power LED’s warrant for a long life
- No external power supply necessary, keyboard port power sufficient
- Dimmable backlighting at 8 levels by two dedicated keys
- Intelligent luminosity setting of “numlock” and capslock” LED’s
- White backlighting as standard, other colours on request
- Customized backlight control by an external DC voltage , PWM signal or potentiometer is available on request
Panel mount version:
- Aluminum carrier
- Front panel mounting by means of M3 threaded studs.
- Added silicon sponge seal for perfect sealing into the user’s panel
- The rear side components are protected by a covering metal plate
- Version with bezel : In case the keyboard can not be counter sunk mounted we recommend this version
- Dimensions / weight :
version with bezel : 447,5 x 167,5 x 50 mm / 1,3 kg
version without bezel : 432 x 152 x 50 mm / 1,2 kg
Desktop version:
- The keyboard is mounted in a robust, steel enclosure
- Industrial epoxy coating (mid-grey)
- Dimensions / weight : 475 x 211 x 73 mm / 3,5 kg
Data Sheet
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