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A whole PC and its screen in one 26 mm housing
No separate single-board computer, no display ribbon running to a remote panel, no custom enclosure. Mount it, connect 12 V and network, and the HMI is live.
A complete Windows 11 Pro computer, a 5-point capacitive touchscreen and a 5000 mAh battery in a 173 × 116 × 26 mm enclosure. Two 2.5 GbE ports, HDMI 2.0 and four USB ports, so it can talk to your OT network and your building network at the same time.
Front view and rear view with the port panel · 173 × 116 × 26 mm
Most panel projects bolt a bare board PC behind a screen, then spend weeks on brackets, cables and a custom driver. This unit removes that step — the computer, the display, the touch controller and the backup battery are one part number.
No separate single-board computer, no display ribbon running to a remote panel, no custom enclosure. Mount it, connect 12 V and network, and the HMI is live.
Keep the OT network and the building or corporate network physically separate on two NICs, or run a redundant link. On most panels this means adding a managed switch.
Your existing SCADA front-end, HMI runtime, kiosk browser or POS application runs unchanged. No proprietary Linux image, no vendor IDE, no retraining for your software team.
A 5000 mAh / 7.6 V pack rides through short power interruptions, so a brief outage does not drop your session — and the same pack lets a technician carry the panel on commissioning rounds.
A G+G touch stack with 5-point multi-touch. Pinch, zoom and multi-finger operator screens work the way a modern touch UI expects, instead of a single-point resistive overlay.
HDMI 2.0 to mirror onto a plant display, USB-C with full functionality, four USB-A ports for scanners and card readers, an SD/TF slot for offline content updates, 3.5 mm with mic, and an 8 Ω / 1 W speaker for audible alarms.
Front and rear · the rear face is flat and clear, with no cables or connectors on it
Outline drawing: 173 mm × 116 mm × 26 mm, with the port layout on the top edge
Rear panel: four corner fixings, no connectors or vents on the face you mount against
Smart building control, industrial automation and self-service kiosks all ask for the same thing: a small Windows computer with a touchscreen that survives being installed inside something else. Here is how the unit is typically deployed in each.
A 7-inch screen next to every meeting room door is the cheapest way to stop double-booked rooms. Because this is a full Windows PC, it talks directly to Exchange, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace or your own booking API — no gateway appliance in between.
Replacing fixed-function room thermostats with a general-purpose panel means one part number for the whole building — and one place to change the interface when the tenant changes.
Information panels and visitor or staff access terminals in public areas need a touchscreen that works with a finger, a printer and a card reader — and an interface you can redesign without replacing hardware.
A dedicated HMI panel is a fixed-function purchase. This is a Windows terminal, so the same unit can be a machine HMI today and a data-collection node, a vision-station front end or an operator terminal tomorrow — without buying new hardware.
Picking stations, sortation lines and packing benches need a small, close-range terminal the operator can touch without leaving the workstation. A 7-inch panel on an arm does that better than a desktop monitor behind glass.
The unit works two ways in kiosk work: as the computing engine for a kiosk with a larger screen on HDMI, or as the operator and service panel set into the kiosk body itself.
Transcribed from the factory specification table. Items marked (Optional) are configuration dependent — confirm the exact configuration with your order. Specifications are subject to change; the shipping configuration prevails.
| Type | Details | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Product Form | Form Factor | 7" Mini PC + Tablet |
| Dimensions | 173 mm × 116 mm × 26 mm | |
| LCD | Screen Size | 7" |
| Screen Resolution | 1280 × 800 (IPS + HD + 300 ANSI) | |
| TP | Touch Module | G+G Multi-Touch (5 Points) |
| Battery | Type | Rechargeable lithium polymer |
| Capacity | 5000 mAh / 7.6 V | |
| CPU | Type | 12th Gen Intel Alder Lake-N100 |
| Speed | Up to 3.4 GHz | |
| GPU | Type | Intel UHD Graphics |
| RAM | LPDDR4 | 16 GB (Optional) |
| ROM Flash | NAND Flash | 256 GB (Optional) |
| Speaker | Audio Output | Cavity 8 Ω / 1 W speaker |
| MIC | Microphone Recording | Support |
| Sensor | Built-in | Support |
| Wi-Fi / BT | Wi-Fi + BT Two-in-one Module | Wi-Fi dual-band 1T1R 11ac + Bluetooth 5.0 |
| Ethernet Network | RJ-45 | 2.5 G Gigabit LAN × 2 pcs (RTL8125BG-CG) |
| SD / TF Card Reader | SD / TF Card Reader | × 1 pc (up to 512 GB) |
| USB Interface | Expansion and Data Transmission | Type-C × 1 (full functionality) / USB × 4 |
| Headphone Interface | Audio Output and Microphone Input | ⌀ 3.5 mm standard four-section headphone jack (ALC269) |
| Power | DC 12 V | × 1 pc |
| HDMI | HDMI 2.0 | × 1 pc |
| Operating System | System Version | Windows 11 Pro or above |
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