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Devlin Electronics
Address:
Unit D1
Grafton Way
Basingstoke
RG22 6HZ
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1256 467 367
http://www.devlin.co.uk
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Listing of all 17 news releases from Devlin Electronics:
Keyboard cleans up medical duties
Infection-control keyboard is specifically designed to help health services tackle the problems of hospital acquired infections.
News from Devlin Electronics (26 November 2007)
Backlit keyboard shows its legends in the studio
High-intensity LEDs combine with specially designed two-shot moulded keytops to create a backlit keyboard that offers much improved legend brightness and legend clarity.
News from Devlin Electronics (26 November 2007)
Chargers secure DC supplies
Linear battery chargers provide high reliability and and low electromagnetic emissions, making them ideal components for uninterruptible DC supplies.
News from Devlin Electronics ( 3 August 2007)
Custom keyboards come with joysticks
Devlin Electronics has extended its range of custom keyboard designs.
News from Devlin Electronics (22 November 2006)
New life for EMS PSU lines
Following the recent closure of High Wycombe based PSU and battery charger maker EMS Manufacturing, Devlin Components has acquired the IP and rights to manufacture ten former EMS product lines.
News from Devlin Electronics (22 November 2006)
LCDs are on the button
The Components Division of Devlin Electronics has launched two touch-screen solutions.
News from Devlin Electronics (13 May 2005)
Keytops can be made to order
The Components Division of Devlin Electronics offers a fully customised keytop manufacturing service.
News from Devlin Electronics (13 May 2005)
Custom keyboards come in new colours
The Keyboards Division of Devlin Electronics has extended its range of custom keyboards with new keyboard and keytop colours - including black.
News from Devlin Electronics (15 April 2005)
Tactile switches designed for automated assembly
The Components Division of Devlin Electronics has introduced a RoHS-compliant range of super-thin, fully sealed SMT tactile switches.
News from Devlin Electronics (15 April 2005)
Extensive claims for switch range
Devlin Electronics reckons its range of illuminated and nonilluminated switches is one of the broadest available in the UK from a single supplier.
News from Devlin Electronics (17 March 2005)
DIN-rail supplies boast stable outputs
Available from stock at Devlin Electronics is a new range of DIN-rail power solutions that combine very high efficiency (typically greater than 75%) with optimum thermal management.
News from Devlin Electronics (16 March 2005)
Uninterruptible power supplied at high efficiency
A new range of uninterruptible power solutions combine very high efficiency (typically greater than 75%) with optimum thermal management.
News from Devlin Electronics ( 8 February 2005)
Keyboards operate in space-restricted workplaces
The Datalux range of space-saving keyboards are designed to operate in the space-restricted workplaces found in industrial applications.
News from Devlin Electronics ( 8 February 2005)
Tactile alternative to rubber keypads
The SOT range of super-thin fully sealed SMT tactile switches are billed as a viable alternative to rubber-moulded keypads - which are anything but tactile in operation.
News from Devlin Electronics (18 August 2004)
Split-screen pushbuttons aid status information
The LP range of illuminated pushbutton switches includes a novel split-screen dual-colour version, combining any two colours from red, green and yellow to indicate system status.
News from Devlin Electronics (18 August 2004)
Custom keyboards gain backlight option
Devlin Electronics has developed a new backlit keyboard option, specifically designed for low-light applications.
News from Devlin Electronics (14 July 2004)
Miniature pushbuttons suit professional equipment
The PS150 Series of high-quality, miniature pushbutton switches are just 7 x 7mm wide, with a low-profile 5mm-high body, and a 10mm overall height.
News from Devlin Electronics (13 July 2004)
