Long-Life Heavy-Duty Wireless Keyboard With TouchPad – Built for Extreme Environments

1.Technical Specifications

Wireless (2.4G) Industrial Stainless-Steel Keyboard with Integrated Touchpad​

Rugged Protection: IP67 waterproof/dustproof, IK07 impact resistance, and explosion-proof design

Extended Durability: Over 2 million keystroke lifecycle with all-stainless-steel construction

Material Options: Standard SUS304 housing and keys (SUS316 optional for extreme corrosion resistance)

Safe Connectivity: Optional signal isolation barrier for hazardous environments

Universal Compatibility: Plug-and-play support for Windows, macOS, Unix, Linux, ArmOS, Android

Power Supply: 4×AAA battery operated for flexible deployment

2.Features

3.Keyboard Language

Defult keyboard language is US.

Optional for customized different languages, such as Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Persian, etc.

4.Installation drawing

5.APPLICATION SITE

This heavy-duty industrial keyboard is specifically designed for unattended or semi-supervised deployments in harsh and high-traffic public settings, including:

• Outdoor & Extreme Conditions:

  Weather-resistant terminals at gas stations, public transport hubs (airports/railway stations), and outdoor kiosks exposed to dust, moisture, and temperature fluctuations.

• High-Abuse Public Areas:

  Vandalism-prone locations such as shopping malls, universities, hotels, and banks, where IK07 impact resistance ensures reliability under physical stress.

• Critical Self-Service Infrastructure:

  Ticket vending machines, cash machines (ATMs/CDMs), and internet public phones requiring fail-safe operation in uncontrolled environments.

• Contamination-Risky Zones:

  IP67-rated sealing protects against liquid spills, particulate ingress, and frequent cleaning in hospitals, factories, or food service adjacent terminals.

Built to withstand mechanical stress, environmental hazards, and continuous public use while maintaining consistent performance where standard keyboards would fail.

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