Top view of AbleNet Specs IC adaptive switch showing compact activation surface
User pressing AbleNet Specs IC accessibility switch for assistive technology activation
Side profile of AbleNet Specs IC assistive technology switch with low activation design
AbleNet Specs IC switch with interchangeable red, blue, yellow, green, and black caps
    Top view of AbleNet Specs IC adaptive switch showing compact activation surface
    User pressing AbleNet Specs IC accessibility switch for assistive technology activation
    Side profile of AbleNet Specs IC assistive technology switch with low activation design
    AbleNet Specs IC switch with interchangeable red, blue, yellow, green, and black caps
Top view of AbleNet Specs IC adaptive switch showing compact activation surface
User pressing AbleNet Specs IC accessibility switch for assistive technology activation
Side profile of AbleNet Specs IC assistive technology switch with low activation design
AbleNet Specs IC switch with interchangeable red, blue, yellow, green, and black caps
Top view of AbleNet Specs IC adaptive switch showing compact activation surface
User pressing AbleNet Specs IC accessibility switch for assistive technology activation
Side profile of AbleNet Specs IC assistive technology switch with low activation design
AbleNet Specs IC switch with interchangeable red, blue, yellow, green, and black caps
    Top view of AbleNet Specs IC adaptive switch showing compact activation surface
    User pressing AbleNet Specs IC accessibility switch for assistive technology activation
    Side profile of AbleNet Specs IC assistive technology switch with low activation design
    AbleNet Specs IC switch with interchangeable red, blue, yellow, green, and black caps
Top view of AbleNet Specs IC adaptive switch showing compact activation surface
User pressing AbleNet Specs IC accessibility switch for assistive technology activation
Side profile of AbleNet Specs IC assistive technology switch with low activation design
AbleNet Specs IC switch with interchangeable red, blue, yellow, green, and black caps

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Description

AbleNet Specs IC Adaptive Switch (10000114) – Compact AAC Assistive Technology Switch

The AbleNet Specs IC (10000114) replaces earlier versions of the Specs switch previously sold by AbleNet (Spec Switches: 100SPBK, 100SPBL, 100SPG, 100SPR, 100SPY)

The AbleNet Specs IC Switch is a compact pressure-activated adaptive switch designed for AAC communication devices, assistive technology systems, and switch-adapted toys.

This small, highly responsive accessibility switch allows users with limited mobility to activate communication devices, control computers, and interact with accessible learning tools using minimal effort.

With a low activation force, tactile feedback, and flexible mounting options, the Specs IC is a trusted solution used by therapists, educators, assistive technology professionals, and caregivers.


Key Features

Low Activation Force for Easy Use

The Specs IC switch requires only approximately 3.9 ounces of pressure, making it ideal for users with limited strength or motor control.

Compact Activation Surface

The 1.375-inch activation area provides a precise, responsive touch point for controlled switch access.

Audible and Tactile Feedback

A clear click response provides both audible and tactile confirmation when the switch is activated.

Customizable Color Caps

Includes five interchangeable switch caps (red, blue, yellow, green, and black) to help with:

  • visual accessibility

  • therapy activities

  • color coding

  • user preference

Flexible Mounting Options

The switch includes both a flush mounting base and a strap mounting base, allowing installation on:

  • wheelchairs

  • desks

  • therapy equipment

  • communication devices

  • positioning systems

Universal 3.5mm Compatibility

The Specs IC switch connects using a standard 3.5mm mono plug, making it compatible with most AAC devices, switch interfaces, and adaptive technology systems.


Best For

The AbleNet Specs IC switch is commonly used in:

AAC communication devices
switch-adapted toys
special education classrooms
occupational therapy programs
assistive computer access systems
environmental control systems

This switch helps individuals with mobility challenges interact with technology and their environment more independently.


Compatible With

The Specs IC adaptive switch works with devices that support 3.5mm switch inputs, including:

AAC speech-generating devices
iPad switch interfaces
computer accessibility adapters
environmental control units
switch-adapted toys


Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name AbleNet Specs IC Switch
Manufacturer AbleNet
Model Specs IC
Part Number 10000114
Activation Type Pressure activated
Activation Surface 1.375 in (3.5 cm)
Activation Force 3.9 oz
Travel Before Activation 0.029 in
Feedback Audible + tactile click
Connection Type Wired
Plug Type 3.5 mm mono
Cable Length 6 ft
Dimensions 1.94 × 1.94 × 0.6 in

What’s Included

AbleNet Specs IC adaptive switch
Five interchangeable colored switch caps
Flush mounting base
Strap mounting base
24-inch mounting strap
6-foot cable with 3.5mm connector


Who This Product Helps

The Specs IC switch is designed for:

individuals with limited motor control
AAC communication device users
special education students
occupational therapy patients
assistive technology users

About Adaptive Switches for Assistive Technology

Adaptive switches are assistive technology devices that allow individuals with limited mobility to control communication devices, computers, tablets, and switch-adapted toys.

A switch works by converting a simple physical action—such as pressing a button—into a signal that activates a device. Many AAC communication systems, environmental control units, and accessibility interfaces support 3.5 mm switch inputs, allowing users to control technology using adaptive switches like the AbleNet Specs IC.

Adaptive switches are widely used in:

  • speech therapy

  • occupational therapy

  • special education classrooms

  • assistive technology programs

  • accessible computer systems

Smaller switches like the Specs IC are often chosen when users require a compact activation surface and low activation force for precise control.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AbleNet Specs IC switch used for?

The Specs IC switch allows users with limited mobility to activate AAC communication devices, accessibility software, switch-adapted toys, and assistive technology systems.


Does this switch work with iPads?

Yes. The Specs IC switch works with iPads when used with a compatible switch interface adapter that supports 3.5mm inputs.


How sensitive is the Specs IC switch?

The switch activates with approximately 3.9 ounces of pressure, making it suitable for users who need a low-force activation switch.


What makes the Specs IC different from larger adaptive switches?

The Specs IC is designed to be compact and precise, making it easier to position and activate with controlled movement.


Why Buy from AskErgoWorks?

AskErgoWorks specializes in ergonomic and assistive technology solutions that improve comfort, accessibility, and productivity.

When you purchase from Ask Ergo Works you receive:

Expert product selection
Fast and reliable shipping
Trusted ergonomic and accessibility solutions
Support for schools, therapists, and organizations


Related Assistive Technology Products

You may also be interested in:

Jelly Bean Switch
Big Red Switch
AbleNet Buddy Button
iPad Switch Interface

Description

AbleNet Specs IC Adaptive Switch (10000114) – Compact AAC Assistive Technology Switch

The AbleNet Specs IC (10000114) replaces earlier versions of the Specs switch previously sold by AbleNet (Spec Switches: 100SPBK, 100SPBL, 100SPG, 100SPR, 100SPY)

The AbleNet Specs IC Switch is a compact pressure-activated adaptive switch designed for AAC communication devices, assistive technology systems, and switch-adapted toys.

This small, highly responsive accessibility switch allows users with limited mobility to activate communication devices, control computers, and interact with accessible learning tools using minimal effort.

With a low activation force, tactile feedback, and flexible mounting options, the Specs IC is a trusted solution used by therapists, educators, assistive technology professionals, and caregivers.


Key Features

Low Activation Force for Easy Use

The Specs IC switch requires only approximately 3.9 ounces of pressure, making it ideal for users with limited strength or motor control.

Compact Activation Surface

The 1.375-inch activation area provides a precise, responsive touch point for controlled switch access.

Audible and Tactile Feedback

A clear click response provides both audible and tactile confirmation when the switch is activated.

Customizable Color Caps

Includes five interchangeable switch caps (red, blue, yellow, green, and black) to help with:

  • visual accessibility

  • therapy activities

  • color coding

  • user preference

Flexible Mounting Options

The switch includes both a flush mounting base and a strap mounting base, allowing installation on:

  • wheelchairs

  • desks

  • therapy equipment

  • communication devices

  • positioning systems

Universal 3.5mm Compatibility

The Specs IC switch connects using a standard 3.5mm mono plug, making it compatible with most AAC devices, switch interfaces, and adaptive technology systems.


Best For

The AbleNet Specs IC switch is commonly used in:

AAC communication devices
switch-adapted toys
special education classrooms
occupational therapy programs
assistive computer access systems
environmental control systems

This switch helps individuals with mobility challenges interact with technology and their environment more independently.


Compatible With

The Specs IC adaptive switch works with devices that support 3.5mm switch inputs, including:

AAC speech-generating devices
iPad switch interfaces
computer accessibility adapters
environmental control units
switch-adapted toys


Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name AbleNet Specs IC Switch
Manufacturer AbleNet
Model Specs IC
Part Number 10000114
Activation Type Pressure activated
Activation Surface 1.375 in (3.5 cm)
Activation Force 3.9 oz
Travel Before Activation 0.029 in
Feedback Audible + tactile click
Connection Type Wired
Plug Type 3.5 mm mono
Cable Length 6 ft
Dimensions 1.94 × 1.94 × 0.6 in

What’s Included

AbleNet Specs IC adaptive switch
Five interchangeable colored switch caps
Flush mounting base
Strap mounting base
24-inch mounting strap
6-foot cable with 3.5mm connector


Who This Product Helps

The Specs IC switch is designed for:

individuals with limited motor control
AAC communication device users
special education students
occupational therapy patients
assistive technology users

About Adaptive Switches for Assistive Technology

Adaptive switches are assistive technology devices that allow individuals with limited mobility to control communication devices, computers, tablets, and switch-adapted toys.

A switch works by converting a simple physical action—such as pressing a button—into a signal that activates a device. Many AAC communication systems, environmental control units, and accessibility interfaces support 3.5 mm switch inputs, allowing users to control technology using adaptive switches like the AbleNet Specs IC.

Adaptive switches are widely used in:

  • speech therapy

  • occupational therapy

  • special education classrooms

  • assistive technology programs

  • accessible computer systems

Smaller switches like the Specs IC are often chosen when users require a compact activation surface and low activation force for precise control.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AbleNet Specs IC switch used for?

The Specs IC switch allows users with limited mobility to activate AAC communication devices, accessibility software, switch-adapted toys, and assistive technology systems.


Does this switch work with iPads?

Yes. The Specs IC switch works with iPads when used with a compatible switch interface adapter that supports 3.5mm inputs.


How sensitive is the Specs IC switch?

The switch activates with approximately 3.9 ounces of pressure, making it suitable for users who need a low-force activation switch.


What makes the Specs IC different from larger adaptive switches?

The Specs IC is designed to be compact and precise, making it easier to position and activate with controlled movement.


Why Buy from AskErgoWorks?

AskErgoWorks specializes in ergonomic and assistive technology solutions that improve comfort, accessibility, and productivity.

When you purchase from Ask Ergo Works you receive:

Expert product selection
Fast and reliable shipping
Trusted ergonomic and accessibility solutions
Support for schools, therapists, and organizations


Related Assistive Technology Products

You may also be interested in:

Jelly Bean Switch
Big Red Switch
AbleNet Buddy Button
iPad Switch Interface

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