Industrial monitors are rugged displays designed to withstand harsh environments and demanding applications. They are commonly used in manufacturing, automation, transportation, and other industrial sectors.
Panel Mount Monitors:
Designed to be mounted into control panels or enclosures.
Often used in factory automation and process control systems.
Can be integrated seamlessly into existing equipment.
Rack Mount Monitors:
Designed to fit into standard 19-inch equipment racks.
Commonly used in server rooms, data centers, and network operations centers.
Ideal for monitoring server status, network performance, and other critical systems.
Open Frame Monitors:
Consist of just the display and the necessary electronics, without a protective enclosure.
Provide flexibility for custom enclosures or integration into existing machinery.
Widely used in kiosks, ATM machines, and custom industrial applications.
Waterproof Monitors:
Designed to withstand exposure to water and other liquids.
Often feature IP65 or higher ratings for water and dust resistance.
Suitable for food and beverage processing, outdoor applications, and marine environments.
Sunlight Readable Monitors
Features high-brightness screens for visibility in direct sunlight.
Often used in outdoor kiosks, transportation hubs, and construction sites.
Equipped with anti-glare or anti-reflective coatings to reduce glare.
Touchscreen Monitors:
Equipped with touch-sensitive screens for interactive control.
Available in various touch technologies, including resistive, capacitive, and infrared.
Used in HMI (Human-Machine Interface) applications, retail kiosks, and public information systems.
Stainless Steel Monitors:
Constructed with stainless steel enclosures for corrosion resistance.
Ideal for environments where hygiene is critical, such as food processing and pharmaceuticals.
Often feature sealed designs to prevent contamination.
Portable Monitors:
Lightweight and rugged designs for mobility.
Often used by field engineers, service technicians, and in mobile workstations.
Can be battery-operated for use in remote or temporary locations.
Wide Temperature Range Monitors:
Designed to operate in extreme temperature conditions.
Suitable for outdoor installations, industrial freezers, and other challenging environments.
Typically feature enhanced cooling or heating elements.
Explosion-Proof Monitors:
Built to operate safely in hazardous environments where explosive gases or dust may be present.
Used in oil and gas industries, chemical plants, and mining operations.
Certified to meet specific safety standards for explosive atmospheres.