IEI’s SRM (sunlight readable monitors) series of high-brightness monitors undergo extensive environment testing to ensure that they function properly over their entire services life in a wide working temperature range of -10°C to +60°C in order to accommodate many diverse industrial applications such as outdoor kiosks in winter and summer.
They employ just four CCFLs to achieve their high brightness levels, as opposed to other monitors that use six or more CCFLs; this has benefits in terms of power consumption as well as heat generation.
SRM models are fanless and consume between 25 W and 30 W. With an auto-dimming function, they can adjust brightness according to ambient light, which not only saves unnecessary brightness that can cause eye strain, but also further conserves energy. These auto-dimming settings can be customised with the OSD menu to suit the operating environment.
Outdoor applications in daylight or other bright environments require technology that can suppress surface reflection. The SRM-121GS has special AR (anti-reflection) surface treatment to prevent reflection, ensuring excellent visibility in daylight conditions. The SRM-121XA series supports higher resolutions and smaller pixel pitches to deliver higher viewing clarity.
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