1. Technical Specifications
Built to perform in exposed and demanding outdoor environments, delivering reliable interaction under rain, dust, shock, and extreme temperatures without touchscreen calibration drift or moisture false-trigger issues common in capacitive panels.
IP65/IK07-rated SUS304 stainless steel panel provides full waterproof, dustproof, and explosion-resistant protection for unsupervised public deployment.
USB Type-A interface offers plug-and-play compatibility with Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and ArmOS for rapid integration into existing systems.
Two-key design with tactile feedback enables gloved operation in cold climates or industrial settings where bare-hand touchscreens would fail.
Sealed housing and industrial-grade components minimize maintenance requirements, reducing downtime in high-traffic locations.
2. Mechanical Features & Environmental adaptability
| Panel board and keys material |
SUS304 Stainless-steel |
| Base board material |
Aluminum alloy |
| Key life cycle |
2mil min |
| Key press force |
2~3N |
| Key travel length |
2MM |
| Dimensions |
107*134*30MM |
| Weight |
380g |
| Op. Temp |
-40℃～+60℃ |
| Op. RH |
10～95% |
| Storage temperature |
-40℃～+75℃ |
| Storage RH |
5～95% |
Protection grade: IP65 / IK07
EMC Standards:
EN55022:1988+A1:2000+A2:2003
EN55024:1988+A1:2001+A2:2003
ESD protection: 15KV
3. Keyboard Language
Defult keyboard language is US.
Optional for customized different languages, such as Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic etc.
4. Installation Drawing
5. APPLICATION SITE
Designed for outdoor and semi-outdoor public access points where standard touchscreens struggle with environmental interference: fueling station payment terminals exposed to rain and gasoline vapors, drive-through kiosk interfaces requiring gloved winter operation, outdoor parking lot payment machines in coastal salt-spray zones, industrial gate access panels where workers wear protective gloves, and transit stop information terminals in regions with frequent precipitation where capacitive screens suffer from water droplet false inputs.
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