Kensington KMW64370 Spill-safe Membrane Keyboard Usb

Product Description

The KENSINGTON KMW64370 is a spill-safe wired keyboard built around a sealed membrane design that allows liquids such as water, coffee, and soda to pass through the housing without reaching the internal electronics. It features a standard 104-key layout in a slim profile, connecting to host systems via USB with no drivers or software required. The sealed construction makes it a practical choice for environments where spills are a routine risk, including office workstations, shared-use computers, lab benches, and light commercial setups. IT professionals, facility managers, and end-users install this keyboard in situations where downtime from liquid damage is a real concern.

The KMW64370 is designed for use in both residential and commercial settings where a reliable, low-maintenance input device is needed. It is compatible with PC and Mac operating systems and operates as a true plug-and-play peripheral over a standard wired USB connection. The slim form factor keeps desk footprint small, making it suitable for tight workstation configurations or deployments where space is at a premium. No additional configuration is required after connection.

Key Features

• Sealed membrane construction channels spilled liquids away from internal electronics
• Standard 104-key layout covers full alphanumeric, function, and numeric keypad zones
• Wired USB connection provides plug-and-play operation with no driver installation
• Compatible with PC and Mac operating systems
• Slim profile reduces desk footprint in space-constrained workstations

Compatibility

Compatible with PC and Mac computers via standard wired USB connection. Designed as a plug-and-play replacement or supplemental keyboard for desktop and workstation environments running common PC and Mac operating systems.

Installation Notes

Connect the USB cable to any available USB Type-A port on the host computer. No driver installation is required for standard keyboard functionality. Power down or log off the workstation before swapping keyboards in managed IT environments per local IT policy. Do not submerge the keyboard or operate it while standing liquid remains pooled on the surface.