AbleNet Big Candy Corn 2 Proximity Sensor Switch - Touch-Free Assistive Technology for Accessibility and Adaptive Communication - Product Number: 10000077

The BIG Candy Corn 2 accessibility switch uses highly-sensitive proximity sensor technology for activation. Any time the user is near or touching the activation surface, the BIG Candy Corn accessibility switch will activate. Individuals with fine motor impairments or low vision prefer the BIG Candy Corn over the LITTLE Candy Corn accessibility switch because it has an activation surface nearly two times the size. When activated, an auditory beep and light appear. You may turn off the auditory beep and light if the user does not need these prompts. Includes ableCARE on-demand support Built ableSTRONG to endure drops and other environmental conditions Made from ableSAFE materials and tested by third-party safety labs Common Uses When the user is unable to produce enough force to activate a Big Red or Big Buddy Button accessibility switch When visual or auditory feedback helps the user successfully use the accessibility switch To assist using a speech device, tablet or computer, or other switch adapted electronic devices Features Highly sensitive proximity sensor that does not require calibration Visual and auditory feedback that may be turned off

• Enhanced Accessibility: Utilizes highly-sensitive proximity sensor technology for activation by proximity or touch, ideal for individuals with fine motor impairments or low vision.
• Spacious Activation Surface: Offers an activation surface nearly two times larger than the LITTLE Candy Corn, providing easier access for a wider range of users.
• Customizable Feedback: Auditory beep and visual light indicators provide immediate feedback upon activation; option to disable for personalized use.
• Robust and Safe Construction: Built ableSTRONG to withstand drops and environmental conditions, crafted from ableSAFE materials tested by third-party safety labs.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for various devices including speech aids, tablets, computers, and other switch-adapted electronic devices, enhancing accessibility across different platforms.