ADA Kiosk Touch Pad
If you need an option to increase accessibility on the kiosk a touch pad is the perfect solution.
For ADA compliance, the top of the monitor must be no more than 48 inches from the floor or a person in a wheel chair may have a hard time accessing the touch screen. For these kiosks a touch pad is a great way for handicapped people to access all the functionality of the kiosk.
Our kiosk touch pads are standard features on our Ticketing kiosk and Retail kiosks and a option on our Compact Power kiosk, Tower kiosk and Multipurpose kiosk. Kiosk with a keyboard have a touch pad built in as well.
Compatible with the following kiosks:
Freestanding Kiosk, Documentation Kiosk, Compact Power Kiosk, Retail Kiosk, Tower Kiosk, Multipurpose Kiosk
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