Honeywell 26SW3-3-S Keypad

HaaTa · 15 Nov 2016, 07:12

This is one of the "harsh-environment" options Honeywell has had in their catalog. It seems to use same sort of rubber domes as used in this later keyboard (photos-f62/ugc-74-keyboard-t8749.html).

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Fortunately, it's seen a little bit less of the battlefield so at least it looks a bit nicer in pictures

Probably the most interesting part of the keyboard is that the switches are tactile! Really. Tactile.

Going by Total Force, these switches are even heavier than the McClellan keyboard I posted recently! photos-videos-f64/mcclellan-an-ugc-129- ... 15062.html

Oh, and before you ask, yes, I suspect those black dots are mold (I really need an ultrasonic cleaner for stuff like this). The numpad probably got pulled from a terminal deep in the jungle or something

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Griffy · 19 Nov 2016, 10:27

I like it. Thanks for posting.

pr0ximity · 19 Nov 2016, 12:18

Wow super interesting alpha layout on the keypad, I wonder how they came up with that.

HaaTa · 19 Nov 2016, 22:35

Someone recently mentioned that this keypad is from some sort of CNC machine. And with keys like FEEDHOLD it makes sense.

terrycherry · 23 Nov 2016, 11:33

WTF. Tactile Hall effect with dome. What a nice rare found!

Ultrasonic cleaner is a great machine, if you want the nice one. I can suppose you some model.