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Switches
Switches are buttons used to access mobility devices, computer software programs, computer hardware, communication devices and environmental controls. Switches are available in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors and are designed to take advantage of any physical control regardless of mobility challenge.
A quick reference guide for some of our most popular switches is available for download here. A mounting solutions overview can be found here.
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Wired switches are corded buttons designed to control a wide range of battery or electrically operated devices. Most corded switches come complete with a flanged base for easy mounting to a universal mount, wheelchair, communication aid or table.
A quick reference guide for some of our most popular wired switches is available for download here.
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Wireless switches are cordless buttons designed to control a wide range of battery or electrically operated devices via infrared transmitters. Wireless switches may be used alone or in conjunction with other switches to provide direct switch access from as far away as 30 feet without interference.
A quick reference guide for some of our most popular wireless switches is available for download here.
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Specialty switches include string switches, lever switches, sip & puff switches, pillow switches, plate switches, grip switches and foot switches. Each perform the same functions of standard button switches, but come in a variety of shapes and sizes to accommodate complex mobility requirements.
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Switch interfaces connect standard switches to a computer. Switch interfaces can accommodate single or multiple switches and are available in USB, wired or wireless versions.
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Scanning software allows a computer user to operate a computer through a switch. The scanning software scrolls through the onscreen menus and applications allowing the switch operator to select menu items, navigate dialogue screens and enter text. Scanning software can be used in conjunction with word prediction software to increase typing speed.
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Mounting products are designed to place assistive devices in the position that is most accessible to the user. Find a range of mounting solutions from simple to highly customizable clamps, arms and plates. These mounting products allow mounting the device on flat surface, table top, wheelchair or bed.
A quick reference guide for some of our most popular mounting solutions is available for download here.
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