Magic Wand Electronic Adjustable 'No Touch' Switch
MWS2026-V1
About
The Magic Wand Switch suits a wide range of applications where the user can touch the metal end of the probe with bare skin, usually the hand, arm or face. Large as well as very limited movements, as small as 5mm can be detected. The Magic Wand Switch senses contact with the sensor and does not need active pressure on the switch to operate it. This makes the Magic Wand Switch a good choice for people with very limited or weak movements.
Features
- The magic Wand Switch runs for months (depending on frequency of use) on 2 x AA batteries. It also has a low battery warning light.
- The switch can be used free standing or fitted to any of our mounting systems using the built in 1/4 inch mounting boss.
- Adjustable sensitivity allows the switch to be activated by touch or proximity.
- Can be activated using the flexible wand (supplied) or it can be fitted with a custom wired sensor.
- The switchable built in beeper allows the unit to be used as a stand-alone call buzzer.
The 2026 version of our popular Magic Wand Switch features a sensitivity control which enables the switch to operate as a touch switch or fully no-contact proximity sensor. It suits a wide range of applications where the user can touch or approach the probe; usually the hand, arm or face. Large and very limited movements, as small as 5mm can be detected.
The Magic Wand Switch senses contact with the sensor and does not need active pressure on the switch to operate it. This makes the Magic Wand Switch a good choice for people with very limited or weak movements.
An audible ‘beep’ feedback can be turned on or off as required.
The magic Wand Switch runs for many months (depending on frequency of use) on 2 x AA batteries. It has two levels of low battery warning. The switch can be used free standing or fitted to any of our mounting systems using the built in 1/4 inch mounting boss.
This new version can be used with the supplied screw-in flexible wand or a plug in lead connected to a small external sensor.