Product classification of industrial displays

Open Industrial Display

    Industrial displays do not have a frame shell, only an interior. Most customers' applications mainly focus on small devices and already have exquisite shells, which do not have much space to install general displays, such as ATMs, commercial POS, etc., which are usually installed inside the customer's equipment.Embedded Industrial Display

Embedded industrial displays, as the name suggests, are definitely embedded into the customer's product. The customer's product requires a medium to large control cabinet. Our embedded industrial displays only have a panel left, and the rest are embedded into the customer's equipment. They are fixed with hooks at the back (the large control cabinet only needs to have a large hole according to the size of the hole in our embedded display installation diagram), and there is no need to open any installation holes elsewhere.

Rack mounted industrial display

    Generally speaking, rack mounted industrial displays are installed on a 19 inch cabinet, so their width is standard 19 inches, and the installation holes are opened according to the standard U number. Generally used in large cabinets such as telecommunications, power, and large servers.

Inverted industrial display

    Simply put, it is an industrial display installed in the customer's cabinet and equipment in reverse. It is different from an open industrial display in that it has a casing with power supply, and its edges overlap with the customer's casing edge. It is generally used in large and medium-sized equipment, such as the power, mechanical, and medical industries.

Wall mounted industrial display

    The characteristic is that it can be hung, not only on the wall, but mostly installed on the customer's equipment. It can adjust the angle according to the customer's requirements, and with suitable installation arms, it can stay in any position for users to watch. It is generally used in small, medium, and large equipment.