Handheld environmental controller. Options: use of accessories enable the device to control non-remote controlled devices such as doors and lights; single button can activate a sequence of up to nine actions.
Liberator Ltd
Manufacturer's Product Description
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Manufacturer's Contact Details
BJ Adaptaciones
C/ Mare de Deu del Coll 70
08023 Barcelona
Spain
Key Features
- keypad with anti-shaking system and 15 programmable buttons
- button images can be customised
- removable cover
- jack input for switch connection
- controls up to 112 household items via radio frequency
- infrared learning system
- device can be used to control remote controlled devices
- can be neck-worn or attached to a wheelchair
- rechargeable via USB cable
- visual feedback
- row or column scanning
- scanning time can be customised
Product Dimensions
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Height | 11cm |
| Length | 1cm |
| Width | 6.5cm |
| Features | |
| Infra-red capture/learning | Standard |
| Number of IR functions | 112 |
| Number of RF functions | 7 |
Product Specification
No product specification has been specified.
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