Two new flat panel monitors have been added to Advantech’s FPM family, the FPM-3190G and FPM-3170G.
These 19” and 17” SXGA TFT LCD flat panel monitors feature 1280 x 1024 resolution and Direct-VGA, DVI, video and S-video inputs. Their large screens present vivid and sharp images and include direct VGA signal transmission, which allows users to upgrade their displays without making changes to their current system.
The monitors have anti-reflective screens, tempered glass, an OSD control pad on the front panel, and a hard anodic coating to prevent panel abrasion and acid corrosion. Their stainless steel chassis with an IP65 aluminium front panel makes them especially suited for industrial applications as well as in wet and dusty environments.
A variety of installation methods can be implemented through the use of optional mounting kits such as panel, wall, desktop, rack mount or VESA arm mounting. Both monitors are RoHS compliant.
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