Quick tech specs
- LinkSmart Cleaning Button with Optional San-a-Key Software
- Smooth,Silicone Surface
- Detachable USB
- Soft-to-Touch Full Travel Keys
- Multifactor Authentication Security
- ePrescribe-Ready
- Compatible with Imprivata OneSign and Other Leading SSOs
- Quiet,Unobtrusive Operation
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Designed for infection control and patient health information security, the KSI-2000 SX HFFFB-21 is a disinfectable, medical-grade keyboard with an integrated RFID card reader, biometric fingerprint sensor and our patented LinkSmart clean keyboard button. Our fully-covered keyboard features a smooth, crevice-free surface that discourages the collection of dirt and germs that, on a traditional keyboard, would accumulate beneath and around keys.
A simple push of KSI's LinkSmart clean keyboard button is all it takes to temporarily disable keys while an end-user disinfects the keyboard surface with germicidal wipes. San-a-Key software's onscreen, animated keyboard schematic guides keyboard disinfection until the entire surface is wiped clean. Hospital administrators can count on user-defined, scheduled cleaning options and pop-up reminders pushed to all desktops, to ensure KSI keyboards are kept clean 24/7/365. LinkSmart with San-a-Key offers an easy system that reinforces the need for cleaning vigilance - a better solution than waterproof keyboards that must be removed from service to be disinfected in a dishwasher.
The keyboard's integrated RF IDeas Wave ID Plus proximity card reader and HID Crossmatch biometric fingerprint reader are compatible with Imprivata OneSign and other leading healthcare SSOs. Together they secure the desktop with multifactor authentication that is mission-critical to protecting patient health information.
The KSI-2000 SX HFFFB-21 provides the first factor of two-factor authentication for meeting DEA-mandated electronic prescription requirements. It is a tool for infection control, multifactor authentication and ePrescribe - a smarter, more sensible alternative to waterproof keyboards.