Industrial touch monitors are a valuable and versatile tool for almost any computing application. These units withstand the rigors of continuous operation in less-than-ideal computing environments and provide you with consistent, reliable performance you can count on! At Industrial Touch Monitor, we understand the needs of industry professionals and are committed to providing quality industrial touch monitor solutions to meet your unique computing needs and keep your operations running smoothly.
1. Fanless design
Over time, airborne particles can clog consumer computers and greatly reduce their ability to operate. Most industrial panel PCs are designed to run without the help of cooling fans, thus preventing particles from building up on internal components.
2. Sturdy body
Industrial display solutions offer higher vibration tolerance and drop resistance than consumer PCs. Industrial monitors feature solid internal components, solder and solid physical board designs, as well as optional solid-state drives and ultra-rugged enclosures; so they’re ready for a tough ride.
3. Waterproof enclosure
As part of the certification process, industrial touchscreen PCs must be tested for resistance to liquids in order to receive their Intrusion Protection (IP) rating. This IP rating (usually from IP54 to IP69) will indicate whether the touchscreen can handle a spray from the surface of the unit, or a full fire hose immersion.
4. Input/Output Connections
A typical consumer PC might be equipped with around 8-10 I/O connections, but it is common for industrial touchscreen PCs to have more than 16 I/O connections. On some waterproof industrial PC models, the input/output connections are waterproof; increasing the versatility of the unit.
5. Placement Options
The standard Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) mounts on the back of most industrial panel PCs and, combined with the aforementioned features, offers limitless options for unit placement in industrial environments. Industrial tablets can operate reliably in windy conditions outdoors, in sealed clean rooms, at the center of mobile robots, and even on the ceiling of a rocket ship in zero gravity. Industrial monitors can be placed almost anywhere you can think of, while consumer all-in-one PCs are happy to stay on the table.