Rugged Industrial Panel PC for HMI & Visualization
High-Performance All-in-One Touchscreen Computer for Extreme Environments
Product Detail
Product Material： Available in: galvanized steel sheet, 304 stainless steel, 316L stainless steel, aluminum alloy (and other materials)
Ingress Protection (IP) Rating： Made to order
Salt Spray Rating： Made to order
Vibration Resistance Rating： Made to order
Product Overview:
A mission-critical, fanless industrial panel PC engineered for 24/7 operation in harsh environments. It combines high-performance computing with rugged reliability, serving as the core HMI interface for industrial automation, marine navigation, and vehicle-mounted control.
Key Features:
Unmatched Ruggedness
IP68-rated waterproof & corrosion-resistant front bezel, meeting rigorous marine and industrial standards.
Vibration and shock-resistant construction, built to perform in high-motion and mobile applications.
High-Performance Touch Interface
Projected capacitive or resistive touchscreen with sunlight-readable display (1000nits+).
Supports multi-touch gestures for intuitive HMI control and monitoring.
Built for Extreme Conditions
Wide operating temperature range (-40°C to 70°C) with anti-condensation protection.
Comprehensive EMI shielding ensures stable performance in electromagnetically complex environments.
Flexible Connectivity
Optional aviation-grade waterproof connectors for reliable operation in harsh conditions.
Multiple I/O interfaces: COM, LAN, USB, CAN bus for seamless integration with legacy and modern systems.
Certified Reliability
Tested to MIL-STD-810H for extreme environmental resilience.
Optional ATEX/IECEx certifications available for hazardous locations.
Applications:
Marine vessel monitoring and navigation systems
Vehicle-mounted terminals and mobile command centers
Industrial automation and MES production terminals
Offshore platform control rooms
Power grid and substation monitoring
Value Proposition:
“Engineered for continuous, fail-safe operation where reliability is non-negotiable — from the factory floor to the open sea.”
