Interrupteur tactile Kailh Canary
Interrupteur tactile Kailh Canary - Tactile / 110 Switches est en rupture de stock et sera expédié dès qu’il sera de retour en stock.
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Strong Tactile Feedback
The Kailh Canary Switch is considered to be an advanced tactile switch with 42 grams of operation force and 60 grams of tactile force. It provides a stronger tactile feedback and is heavier than an ordinary box tactile switch.
Brand New Fingertip Feel
The Canary Switch has a rather sharp and pointy bump that will make you feel noticeable tactile feedback and forceful rebound when triggered. The tactile feel takes up more than two-thirds of the entire downpress travel distance.
5-Pin Switch
The 5-Pin switch’s MX stem offers a variety of compatibilities. It can fit most hot-swappable mechanical gaming or custom-built keyboards.
Self-lubricating POM
Material
This switch is built with self-lubricating POM materials with a bright yellow cover, rich green base, and silver stem to deliver a unique fingertip feel. The name "Canary" was chosen for these switches because of the colorway, inspired by the feather colors of its namesake bird.
Product Structure
Feature And Specs
| Type | Tactile |
|---|---|
| Operation Force | 42±10 gf |
| Pre-travel | 2.0±0.4 mm |
| Return Force | ≥15 gf |
| Total Travel | 4.0±0.4 mm |
| Sound Level | Medium |
| Operation Life | Up to 20M cycles |
| Suitable For | Midway gaming/office |
| Product Name | Kailh Canary Tactile Switch |
|---|---|
| Stem | POM |
| Top Housing | POM |
| Bottom Housing | POM |
| Contact | Composite gold |
| Spring | Spring steel |
| SMD LED Support | Yes |
| Pins | 5-Pin |
| Factory Pre-lubed | Yes |
Compatible Keyboard:
Any K series (Gateron Mechanical Hot-Swappable or Keychron Mechanical Hot-Swappable versions only), K Pro series (Normal-profile versions only), C and C Pro series (Hot-Swappable versions only), V and V Max series, Q, Q Pro and Q Max series Keychron keyboards, and L and P Series Lemokey keyboards.
