IEC 60945 Marine Trackball

The E38 Series desktop trackball is an extremely high specification device that incorporates the latest IP68 technology. The trackball combines the patented optical trackball technology with the new hall-effect scroll wheel to provide a fully waterproof desktop trackball solution.

Features

E38-76A31D-M017

Certificate of Conformity fully compliant with IEC60945
Sealing to IP68, fully waterproof
Laser optical navigation technology
Integrated IP68 hall-effect scroll wheel
Integrated left, middle and right switch functionality
38 mm ball for precise cursor movement
Removable ball for easy cleaning
Outputs: USB & PS/2 (auto select)
Smooth operation in rugged environments

Data Sheet

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