Keyboard Lightwriter Accessories

We offer protective covers to avoid damage due to accidental spillage over the keyboard, and to prevent food, etc clogging up the keyboard.

These clear covers are available in two designs - the Glove and Raincoat

This Glove covers the LightTouch keyboard and is available for SL5, SL35, SL38, SL55, SL56 and SL87.

We offer protective covers to avoid damage due to accidental spillage over the keyboard, and to prevent food, etc clogging up the keyboard.

These clear covers are available in two designs - the Glove and Raincoat.

The Raincoat covers the whole Lightwriter and is available for the SL5, SL35 and SL38 only.

We have designed two carrying cases to suit the differing needs of people using Lightwriters while standing up or sitting down. The carrying cases are designed both to assist the user steady the Lightwriter while being used, and to protect the Lightwriter when stowed away.

 

The Leather Carry Bag can be worn over the shoulder or around the waist for ambulant users, and around the waist for wheelchair users.

It is available for the SL5, SL35 and SL38 only.

 

We have designed two carrying cases to suit the differing needs of people using Lightwriters while standing up or sitting down. The carrying cases are designed both to assist the user steady the Lightwriter while being used, and to protect the Lightwriter when stowed away.

We also offer a one-handed hard carrying case for ambulant hemiplegic users. The case can be opened and closed with one hand, and it supports the Lightwriter while they type. It is worn over the shoulder or around the waist.

It will hold models SL5, SL35, SL38, SL55 and SL56.

This compact, rechargeable portable printer uses a 2½ inch (57mm) wide paper roll.

The printer operates automatically from the Lightwriter - turning On and Off, selection of font size, and printing are all controlled from the Lightwriter.

 Please note; the MiniPrinter is not compatible with the Lightwriter SL40.

Although Lightwriters are extremely easy to use at their most basic level of function i.e. TURN ON AND TYPE, many users don’t get the full benefit of the features they provide as they often have little, if any, training in their operation.