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Navigate Poly Directional Tiles, available with adhesive backing. Designed for heavy duty installations. Suitable for internal & external conditions.

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Navigate Tactiles series are designed to be installed onto pedestrian surfaces to assist in the orientation of people who are vision impaired And to give tactile warning to safely navigate around in a built environment - detectable underfoot or by cane.

Navigate Poly Hazard Tiles, available with adhesive backing. Designed for heavy duty installations. Suitable for internal & external conditions.

Tactile indicators are essential elements in built environments. With tactile indicators installed on walkways, pedestrians who are visually impaired can walk around safely. They serve as warnings for upcoming hazards, usually stairs or escalators. Tactile ground surface indicators therefore make built environments accessible to everyone. With Walmay’s Navigate Tactiles, not only would your walkways be 100% safe for pedestrians, they would also appear sleek and stylish, just the way your space ought to look.

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Remove the AA batteries and replace them with rechargeable/disposable AA batteries. Be sure to insert a spare battery according to the mark.

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We offer a variety of tactile indicator types for you to choose from. They come in distinctive colours as well, so you can be sure that they blend in well with your design. Our Navigate range’s tactile indicators are suitable for either internal or external use as they are made of UV-stabilised material.

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No matter your project specifications or preferences, we carry the tactile indicator type and profile that suits your needs best. Speak with our team if you need pre-sales advice, customisation requests, or professional installation.

- Broken IR LEDs flex cable probably while opening the controllers (they were not fully functional before as some IR LEDs where fried, but I think I finished to break the IR flex cable while opening the controller because half of the IR LEDs are not working anymore)... too bad.

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Unfortunately, you can't charge the Oculus Quest 2 controller. The controller doesn't come with a built-in battery. Each controller has a battery compartment that holds a single AA battery for power, although the Quest 2 controller may not have an opening. But it has a hidden compartment with a battery slider. You may see a slight eject symbol on the controller's handle, however, the AA batteries inside are alkaline. So don't try to recharge them. However, you can replace worn-out batteries with disposable or rechargeable AA batteries, so go ahead and buy replacement batteries. Then keep reading to find out how to replace the battery.

Tactile Templates are used to install tactile studs and directional bars according to the spacing set in the Australian standards and building code.

Warning 1 : these controlers are hard to teardown, I didn't think it would be so difficult to do to replace the joystick... And yet, I've repaired a lot various of devices including xbox and switch controllers.

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We’ve designed our Tactile Indicators following Australian standards and building codes (WHS and OH&S.) Across the range, our tactile indicators are made from high-grade material with non-toxic and anti-slip finishes to ensure maximum safety as well as longevity.

Products from Walmay’s Navigate range have been installed in various built environments across the country, from office buildings with standard foot traffic to round-the-clock busy spaces like transport hubs. Browse our full range today. Download our Navigate Tactiles brochure for more information.

Unfortunately, you can't charge the Oculus Quest 2 controller. The controller doesn't come with a built-in battery. Each controller has a battery compartment that holds a single AA battery for power, although the Quest 2 controller may not have an opening. But it has a hidden compartment with a battery slider. You may see a slight eject symbol on the controller's handle, however, the AA batteries inside are alkaline. So don't try to recharge them. However, you can replace worn-out batteries with disposable or rechargeable AA batteries, so go ahead and buy replacement batteries. Then keep reading to find out how to replace the battery.