Switch It Up! switch
Selected for people with disabilities!
- SKU:
- SwitchItUp
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Description
Our Switch It Up! switch for the disabled lets you control toys and other switch adapted devices.
- Button surface area measures 2.75" across. Overall, switch measures 3" across.
- Requires approximately 6 oz. of pressure to activate
- Slight clicking sound for feedback
- Rubber feet and a weighted base assist in keeping the switch from sliding.
Standard 3.5 mm (1/8") plug and 6' cord.
The bright colors make it easy to find, especially for individuals with visual impairments.
While there is a compartment on the bottom of the switch, batteries are not required.
WARNING: Not for ages 3 and under. Small parts- choking risk.
WARNING: Not for ages 3 and under. Long cord- strangulation risk.
Other Details
Feedback: |
Slight Click |
Switch Type: |
Momentary- On when you press a switch, off when you release a switch |
Force Required: |
Moderate |
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