A touch monitor you can put where the screen gets wet. The front panel is sealed to IP65 behind strengthened cover glass, so rain off an awning, splashes at a poolside bar or a wash-down at the end of a production shift reach the glass and stop there. It runs from −10 to +65 °C and 10–90% humidity, which covers a covered terrace through a winter service and a chilled room through a steam clean.
What it does is up to what you plug in. Front of house that means an interactive menu, a self-order point, a wayfinding board or a tasting-notes screen at the bar; in a plant or a back kitchen it is the panel on a line station, a recipe or batch screen, a control terminal at a wash-down bay. The monitor takes VGA, HDMI, DVI and USB, drives from Windows, Linux, Mac or Android with plug-and-play touch, and hangs on a standard VESA 75/100 arm — so it drops into a build you already have rather than dictating one. Screwable connectors keep it seated where there is vibration.
One honest limit: at 350 cd/m² this is a shade screen, not a sunlight-readable one. Under an awning, in a passage, in a hall or on a north-facing wall it reads fine; in direct summer sun it will wash out, and that job needs a high-brightness display instead. Tell us where it goes and we will say which of the two you need.
- IP65-sealed front — silicone gasket behind strengthened cover glass, wipe- and wash-down safe
- Projected-capacitive 10-point multitouch, 7H surface hardness, gloves-off responsiveness
- Operating range −10 to +65 °C, 10–90% RH
- VGA, HDMI, DVI and USB in; USB touch, plug-and-play on Windows, Linux, Mac, Android
- VESA 75/100 mount, screwable connectors for vibration-prone spots
