IZOT reed

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IZOT reed
Manufacturer IZOT
Switch type Linear
Sense method Reed
Switch mount PCB mount

IZOT reed refers to at least one type of PCB-mount reed keyboard switch.

Description[edit | edit source]

An angled keystem variant has been found bearing the IZOT logo (pulse wave partially enclosed in a circle). Virtually identical switches have also been used by IZOT, without any branding present; even if these were not made by IZOT, IZOT made use of them.

The shell is secured using a piece of copper-coloured wire driven through a narrow hole, preventing the switch from being opened. The IZOT-branded types encountered all lack this, and some of them simply fall apart as the shell is a loose fit. The switch contains an off-centre spring, and the reed capsule runs horizontally from corner to corner, beside which a magnet is lowered. The centre reed position limits the design to SPST.

Unlike their Cherry M8 and M9 clone switches, no identifying code is present on the reed switches.

Keyboards[edit | edit source]

  • IZOT Bulgarian military keyboard (upright and angled, unbranded)<ref name="Military" />

References[edit | edit source]

<references> <ref name="Military">Deskthority — IZOT - Bulgarian Military Keyboard</ref> </references>