Five common types of industrial di

With the continuous progress of society, industrial displays are used more and more widely. Although the use is becoming more and more popular, many customers still don't know much about industrial displays, such as the common classification and uses of industrial displays.

1. Embedded industrial display: As the name implies, the embedded industrial display must be embedded in the customer's product. The customer's product must have a large or medium-sized control cabinet. Except for the display panel, the rest are embedded in the client's device and fixed with hooks on the back. The large control cabinet must be installed according to the opening size in the embedded installation diagram of the industrial display manufacturer.

2. Wall-mounted industrial display: Wall-mounted industrial display is hangable, not only can be hung on the wall, but also can be installed on customer equipment, the display can be adjusted according to customer requirements. With the appropriate mounting arm, the industrial display can be installed in any position for users to watch, generally used for small, medium and large equipment.

3. Rack-mounted industrial displays: Generally speaking, rack-mounted industrial displays are installed on cabinets, such as 19-inch cabinets, so their width is a standard 19 inches, the mounting holes are standard, and the sizes are basically fixed. Rack-mounted industrial displays are generally used in large cabinets, such as telecommunications, power supplies, and large servers.

4. Open-frame industrial displays: Industrial displays have no frame, only an internal display panel. Customers mainly use them on small-sized devices where the installation space is generally not large. For example, ATM machines, commercial POS, etc. They are usually installed inside customer equipment.

5. Embedded industrial display: Simply put, an embedded industrial display is a display that is installed in the customer's cabinet and equipment in reverse. It is installed inside the client's equipment. Unlike open-frame industrial displays, it is installed from the inside of the equipment, and its edge coincides with the edge of the customer's equipment shell. Embedded industrial displays are usually used in large and medium-sized equipment, such as power, machinery and medical industries.