Electric Perkins Brailler
Why the Electric Perkins Brailler
One year warranty and repair service training availability, ensuring that any problem with your product is resolved quickly.
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BACK TO TOPFeatures & Specs
- Electric power cord
- Key Force of ~0.37kg, roughly a 70% reduction over the Classic Perkins Brailler
- Full right and left margin adjustments to accommodate any paper size and line centering
- Round paper-feed knobs to enable easy paper loading and unloading
- Metal carrying handle
- Fast response time between typing and output
- Ergonomic design for ease of typing
- Audible bell sound seven spaces before end of line
- Carriage release, full horizontal movement between margin stops
- Braille output conforms to American National Library Service for the Blind Size and Spacing Standard
- Includes user manual in both print and braille
- Includes leather dust cover
- Extension keys available for purchase
- Weight: 10.6 lb (4.8 kg)
- Paper size maximum: 11.5 x 14 in (29.2 x 35.6 cm)
- Recommended paper weight: 90 lb
- Key pad: Ergonomic design for ease of typing; Perkins keyboard standard
- Bell: Audible bell sounds 7 spaces before end of line
Braille produced by the Perkins Brailler conforms to the American National Library Service for the Blind Size and Spacing Standard.
- Dot height: .019 in (.5 mm)
- Dot diameter: .057 (1.4 mm)
- Dot spacing: .09 in (2.3 mm)
- Character spacing: .24 in (6 mm)
- Line spacing: .4 in (10 mm)
Product Care & Repair
You should take care of the Electric Brailler the same way you’d take care of the Classic Perkins Brailler.
BACK TO TOPManuals & Downloads
- Note, no specific manual for this product. Please see Perkins Brailler Manual.
FAQs
Why would I buy an electric brailler?
- It is significantly faster to produce braille on an electric brailler than on a standard brailler
Will the electric brailler work as a manual when it is not plugged in?
- No, the keys will not depress when it is not plugged in.
How is the new electric brailler different from the old one?
- The new Perkins Light-Touch Electric Brailler now operates on universal power and can utilize the electrical current in many parts of the world. It also comes in blue rather than gray.
Is the electric brailler covered under the US federal quota system?
- Yes.
Does it work on any type of electrical power in every country?
- Yes, with the correct adapter.