A footswitch having an adjustable treadle and a pivotable heel cup slidable retained on the treadle so as to adjustably increase or decrease a length of the treadle, the heel cup being pivotable and being prevented from sliding by a plurality of locking pins mounted on the heel cup, the locking pins fitting within locking holes in the treadle.
1. A surgical footswitch, comprising:
a) a base;
b) a treadle mounted to the base; and
c) a heel cup pivotably mounted to the treadle and slidable on the treadle, the heel cup retained on the treadle so as to adjustably increase or decrease a length of the treadle, the heel cup being prevented from sliding by a plurality of locking pins mounted on the heel cup, the locking pins fitting within locking holes in the treadle.
2. The footswitch of claim 1 wherein the position of the heel cup is visually indicated by position indicators.
3. The footswitch of claim 1 wherein the treadle contains a raised reference point for assisting in centering a foot on the treadle.