Pal Pad Switches are designed for users who need an ultra-sensitive, low-profile switch that can be activated with just 1.2 ounces (35g) of force. These flat switches are incredibly durable and rigid, despite being only 3mm thick, making them ideal for users who require minimal effort to operate. Pal Pads can be activated from directly above or at a shallow angle, ensuring ease of use in various positions.
Pal Pad Switches: Ultra-Sensitive, Low-Profile Switches for Effortless Activation
Each Pal Pad is equipped with a foam rubber backing to minimise slipping during use. These switches are compatible with a wide range of devices, including communication aids, switch adapted devices, and computer interfaces. Pal Pads are an excellent choice for users who prefer silent operation or need a low-profile switch.
Key Features:
Ultra-Sensitive Activation: Requires only 35g of force, suitable for users with limited strength or mobility.
Durable and Rigid: Despite being just 3mm thick, these switches are designed to withstand rough usage.
Silent Operation: Ideal for users who are distracted by audible clicks.
Versatile Compatibility: Connects to communication aids, switch adapted devices, and computer interfaces via a 3.5mm right-angled mono jack.
Available in Three Sizes and Five Colours:
Colours: Red, blue, green, yellow, or black (please specify size and colour when ordering).
Pal Pad - Mini:
Activation Area: 50mm x 50mm
Cable Length: 75cm
Pal Pad - Small:
Activation Area: 60mm x 100mm
Cable Length: 75cm
Pal Pad - Large:
Activation Area: 110mm x 150mm
Cable Length: 75cm
The Pal Pad Switches are a reliable, user-friendly option for individuals who require sensitive, low-effort switches for accessible control in educational, therapeutic, or home settings.
It may be necessary to consider a different type of switch when a button switch proves not to be suitable for the individual.In this respect there are many specialist switches available, in different shapes and sizes, that require varying amounts of pressure to activate.
There are various factors to consider when selecting the correct switch. Whether choosing between size, colour, wired or wireless and the activation force required to press the switch, it’s important to identify the individuals needs and requirements to determine which switch is the most suitable for them.
A switch is an assistive technology device that is commonly used by those with physical or cognitive difficulties to operate computer software, mains powered devices, battery toys, communication devices and more.
