Name
Vendor
Notes
Picture
MicroLight
AbleNet
Very light touch switch. Works well for weak fingers & very slight movement in other areas. Velcro to a surface or lightweight mounting arm.
![Microlight Switch for ALS](http://amyandpals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Microlight-Switch-for-ALS.jpg)
Spec Switch
AbleNet
Light touch but provides a little resistance which allows a finger to rest on it without activating it.
![SPEC Switch for ALS](http://amyandpals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/SPEC-Switch-for-ALS.jpg)
Ultimate Switch
Enabling Devices
Goose neck mounted switch for easy positioning. Especially good for head and knee switch access.
![Ultimate Switch for ALS](http://amyandpals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Ultimate-Switch-for-ALS.jpg)
Single Foot Switch
Smartnav
Provides a little resistance for resting the foot on the switch without activating it. Bonus- not expensive.
![Single Foot Switch Smartnav](http://amyandpals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Single-Foot-Switch-Smartnav.jpg)
Pillow Switch(without cushion)
AbleNet
Very versatile especially for head activation. Features a safety pin and Velcro for fastening to pillow, wheelchair headrest, clothes, etc.
![Pillow Switch for ALS](http://amyandpals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Pillow-Switch-for-ALS.png)
For an article on the very important uses of switches for pALS please visit the Praactical AAC Website.