TRU-Vu Monitors Releases New 27-inch Waterproof Industrial-Grade Monitor
The new product is ideal for environments with high humidity, condensation, splashing or sprayed liquids, dirt, dust, airborne particulates, and more.
The VMW-27R-SS is built for demanding industrial environments and applications.
Tru-Vu Monitors
TRU-Vu Monitors Inc., a supplier of industrial-grade LCD monitors and touch screens, introduced a new 27-inch waterproof industrial-grade LCD monitor, featuring a NEMA 4X waterproof and corrosion-resistant stainless-steel enclosure. This makes it ideal for environments with high humidity, condensation, splashing or sprayed liquids, dirt, dust, airborne particulates, and more.
The VMW-27R-SS features:
1920 x 1080 Full HD Resolution
NEMA 4X Water-Resistant Stainless Steel Enclosure
Waterproof, Sealed Cable Entry Port
VGA, HDMI, & DisplayPort Video Inputs
300 Nits Brightness
Auto Re-Start After Power Loss
TRU-Tuff Treatment, For Maximum Shock/Vibration Resistance
32° to 122° F Operating Temperatures
Can be Modified or Customized to Meet Your Specific Needs
Full three-Year Warranty
The VMW-27R-SS is built for demanding industrial environments and applications. It is ideal for use in wash-down environments such as food processing plants and other manufacturing facilities, and car washes. It is also perfect for demanding environments such as steel mills, saw mills, metal-working plants, and other dirty environments.
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