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News Release from: Nematron Europe | Subject: M-series industrial flat panel monitors
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 21 September 2007
Flat monitors suit industrial
applications
Nematron M-series industrial flat panel monitors have a compact profile, making them ideal for installation in harsh environments for factory automation and demanding commercial applications.
Nematron Europe has released the M-series of industrial flat panel monitors The M-series offers high quality at a competitive price
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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ePC industrial computers are equipped with 100-240V AC input power supplies, have NEMA 4/4x/12 panel-mountable front panels and are less than 75mm deep when panel mounted.
There are currently three sizes, 15-inch (M1500), 17-inch(M1700), and 19-inch (M1900).
Their compact profile results in a panel mounted depth of less than 70mm, making them ideal for installation in harsh environments for factory automation and demanding commercial applications.
The M-series monitors support XGA format on the 15-inch and XSGA on the 17 and 19-inch units.
They all provide analogue video (VGA) connections and allow either connection via USB or RS-232 for the optional five-wire analogue resistive touchscreen.
The M1700 and M1900 additionally have digital video inputs (DVI).
All versions are standard with 100-240V AC input power supplies and have IP65 NEMA 4/4x/12 panel mountable front panels.
Stainless Steel front panels and 24V DC input power are available options for all three.
The 15-size has two versions, the M1500 and the M1502.
The M1502 is a direct cut-out replacement for the Viewtronix XT1502 monitor.
In addition the M1900 is a direct cut-out replacement for the Viewtronix SXT1811 and Xycom/Pro-face 5019T.
The entire series is UL/cUL listed, complies with European CE and RoHS requirements, and is UL-approved for Class I and II, Division 2 hazardous locations.
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