UltraBoard 955 Numeric Keypad

The UltraBoard Numeric keypad from Bakker Elkhuizen is designed as a matching accessory to the UltraBoard 950 compact keyboard. It features the same slim low profile and crisp scissor-switch keys and has convenient Hotkeys for quickly accessing Email, Print Screen, Scroll Lock and Pause/Break functions. This 21-key numeric keypad can plug directly into any standard USB port, including those on the UltraBoard 950 keyboard.

• Concave Keycaps: The keycaps have a slightly concave surface that improves tactility by maximizing finger pad contact on the keycaps and guiding the fingers to the key centers.
• Low Profile: With a maximum height of just 0.75", the potential for wrist extension is minimized.
• High-Quality Scissor-Switch Keyswitches: High-quality scissor-switch keyswitches offer the low-travel feel of a laptop keyboard.
• High Contrast Legending: The light-coloured matte keycaps and contrasting dark legends reduce reflection and increase visibility.
• Hotkeys: The UltraBoard 955 Numeric Keypad includes convenient Hotkeys for quickly accessing Email, Print Screen, Scroll Lock and Pause/Break functions.

• Dimensions:
  Width: 3.4" (9.5 cm)
  Depth: 5.8" (16.5 cm)
  Height: 0.75" (1.9 cm)
• Weight: 0.3 lbs (134 grams)
• Cable Length: 63" (160 cm)
• Keyswitch Type: "http://www.ergopedia.ca/ergonomic_concepts/Mechanical_Keyswitches_Membrane_Keyswitches_and_Scissor_Switch_Membrane_Keyswitches_Ergonomic_Considerations.html"target="new">Scissor-switch membrane
• Key Pitch: 0.75" (1.905 cm)
• Peak Force: 60 ± 5 grams
• Switch Travel: 2.7 ± 0.2 mm
• Keycap Legending: Light tone matte keycaps with dark legends.
• Number of Keys: 21
• Interface: USB
  
  
• Warranty: 2 year limited warranty
• Package Contents: UltraBoard 955 Numeric Keypad, User Guide

• If you mouse with your right hand consider learning to use your numeric keypad with your left hand. This will minimize any reaching for both arms, keeping your hands and elbows as close to your body as possible.
• If you can't retrain yourself to use the numeric with your left hand then consider a left-hand mouse to reduce any overreaching on the right side.
• Position the keypad as close to the keyboard as possible, whether you use it on the left or the right side. This will reduce the amount of outward rotation of the shoulder that will be required and will keep the keypad with the Comfort Zone. Learn More About the Comfort Zone.
• If using the keypad on the same side as your mouse make a point of setting it out of the way when possible and bringing the mouse in as close as possible, also to keep the mouse in the Comfort Zone whenever possible.
• Try to keep the keypad at the same height as the keyboard and mouse. It is not advisable to place it up and on the desk when using a keyboard tray as this requires continuous reaching and stretching. Modifying the workspace to make room for all devices on a single level should be a primary consideration in this scenario.