Electrically Adapted / Enabled Toys for Handicapped Disabled Special Needs Children
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Switches for adapted toys for handicapped special needs children There are many types of switches to adapt toys for your special needs child. Some are shown here. There are also switches that can be activated by a child puffing on a tube, or bending a wand. Each switch uses a mono 1/8" inch 3.5mm jack (female). Below are pictures for you to look at. These can be found at your local Radio Shack 2 for $2.00 or on line at Amazon.com. They cost less than $2.00 each. The toy must be opened up to expose wiring from the battery area. If it is a simple toy that has one on/off switch, one of the wires from the battery terminal can be cut, and run through this jack. This is the easiest scenario. If you want to learn more about how to wire the toy or item you want modified click here.
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Multi Meter (A.K.A. DMM or Ohm meter)
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The Microlight Switch meets the needs of special needs students who have minimal strength or who activate switches with a feather-light touch. Manufactured by Tash. |
The String Switch is ideal for students who have limited finger and hand mobility, as well as those with minimal strength. All it takes is a slight pull to activate the switch. Features a three-year warranty |
2-way Series Adapter This series adapter requires the person to use both hands at once to active the toy / radio / tv. Note: it does not come with the two switches.
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