18.5 inch embedded industrial monitor

Product codeSCD-A185WG

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● 18.5″ LED industrial screen, resolution 1920×1080, optional capacitive touch screen or resistive touch screen, in line with IP65 waterproof grade
● Aluminum alloy front panel and metal box structure, sturdy, dustproof and anti-interference, optional anti-vibration buffer waterproof rubber strip to better prevent moisture from penetrating into the box
● Wide temperature (-10 ~ 60°C) stable operation, voltage input DC 12V and 2PIN phoenix terminal, support grounding wire
● The display input can be VGA+HDMI or VGA+DVI+HDMI, the touch is a USB interface, and the audio port can be added with a built-in speaker
● OSD button menu supports brightness, contrast, color temperature, multi-Chinese languages such as Chinese/English and other functions
● Support embedded, VESA standard (100×100mm) bracket or support arm flexible installation

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VGA+HDMI

VGA+HDMI+DVI

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TagsIndustrial Display

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SCD-A185WR/WZ/WG industrial display adopts a 18.5-inch 16:9 LED LCD screen with a resolution of 1920×1080, optional full-plane capacitive touch screen or resistive touch screen, with IP65 protection grade, aluminum alloy front panel is beautiful and stylish, sturdy dustproof and anti-interference, can be used in harsh environments, wide temperature (-10 ~ 60℃) operation is stable.
It provides rich display input interfaces: VGA+HDMI or VGA+DVI+HDMI, voltage input supports DC 12V and 2PIN phoenix terminals, provides components for effective grounding protection to protect the device, optional vibration-damping cushioning waterproof strips to prevent water from seeping into the housing, supports embedded and VESA standard installation methods, and can quickly install with various universal brackets or support arms for convenient and flexible installation.
Can be applied to fields such as industrial control, power communication, medical education, visual logistics, smart city, and self-service terminals.

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Core	Intel Core i9 processor	Intel Core i7 processor	Apple M1 chip
Memory	64GB	8GB	16GB
Storage	8TB SSD	512GB SSD	2TB SSD