Sensitive Switches
The ASL 202 is a single function switch with a round target area 1/4 inch in diameter. It has an adjustable activation range from touch to 2.5 inches.
Value: $610
BlinkSwitch is a blink detection switch device that allows persons with severe neuromuscular conditions and spinal cord injuries to communicate and to control their environment. BlinkSwitch consists of a lightweight blink sensor that attaches to any eyeglass frame, and a separate, microprocessor based control unit.
Value: $400
This kit combines five different body sensors into one complete package for convenient switch assessment. The sensor of your choice will respond to sound, motion, pressure, twitches or switch closures. Each unit has its own sensitivity adjustment so that you can set the response level.
Value: $400
A single switch that can be held in the palm of the hand and operated by squeezing the rubber hand grip. No tactile or auditory feedback.
Value: $100
This pneumatic switch is activated by slightly grasping the vinyl grip. You can also remove the Grip and use it as a Puff Switch.
Value: $80
These customizable special need switches feature a unique "Rotate to Set" variabel pressure mechanism. Simply rotate the coloured top to increase or decrease the actuation force required. Use on a tabletop or mounted to one of many available mounting systems. Joggle Switches give you the freedom of setting just the right amount of pressure for varying applications or individuals.
Value: $49
Activated by pressing lightly against the leaf in one direction. Provides tactile and auditory feedback..
Value: $220
The Micro Light Switch is activated by pressing down on the top surface with a feather light touch. It has both tactile and auditory feedback. There is a threaded insert on the bottom making mounting easy. The Micro Light switch measures 1.75 x .5 x .75.
Value: $61
The pillow switch allows you to place calls, answer calls or control any phone function by putting gentle pressure on the switch.
Value: $109
The Plate switch is a very thin membrane switch, excellent for individuals with very little strength or range of motion.
Value: $72
The ribbon switch is activated by bending in either direction. The switch itself is soft to the touch for comfortable use by the hand, arm, or head.
Value: $109
The Self-Calibrating Auditory Tone Infrared (SCATIR) Switch is a momentary-contract optical switch with auditory feedback. The SCATIR switch works by detecting a beam of reflected pulsed infrared light..
Value: $425
Designed for users with minimal movements, the adjustable sensitivity detects the tiniest muscle movements. Position the sensors on forehead, eyebrow, finger or any muscle. Accidental switch activation due to unintended movements can be prevented with the delay feature. Users can use one or two switches with the Sensor Switch.
Value: $650
The String Switch is ideal for students with extremely limited range of motion or minimal strength.
Value: $45
A very thin membrane switch activated with a light touch on the colored circle. Surface is sealed to prevent moisture damage. No tactile/auditory feedback.
Value: $60
A mercury switch that is activated by tilting 5 degrees from horizontal position. Great for mounting on a hand or head band and requires a very small range of motion. No tactile/auditory feedback.
Value: $120
This very small dual switch can be activated by your tongue, nose, chin or finger. Minimal movement is required. Size 3 x 1-3/4 x 3/4 inches. Weight 1.7 ounces.
Value: $200
Taction Pads are clear adhesive-backed, touch-sensitive plastic patches. When adhered to a surface or object, they act like switches, activating any of Adaptivation's compatible devices. When a Taction Pad is touched by some part of the hand or our Conductive Foam patches (sold separately), the device into which it is plugged is activated. Taction Pads were designed to operate specifically with Adaptivation's line of touch activated devices and will not work with other assistive devices or adapted toys unless accompanied by the LinkSwitch..
Value: $190
A wireless integrated switch platform that allows you to do mouse button clicks wirelessly, even when moving your head. WISP can also act independently as a wireless switch. It supports sip/puff, and any other ability switch with a 3.5 mm jack. An adjustable headset provides easy placement of the switches for any user. A small cable connects the headset to a belt-back that transmits a wireless RF signal to the receiver that can be mounted up to 20 feet away.
Value: $1,000
