TSi21.5 Industrial Touchscreen PC – TSI19PCT215SS
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- TSi21.5 Industrial Touchscreen PC – TSI19PCT215SS
$4,250.00 excl. GST
SKU:
AUFGTSC-TSI19PCT215SS
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Description
- Intel Quad Core Celeron J1900 2.0 GHz (Turbo Boost up to 2.42 GHz)
- 4 GB DDR4 RAM (up to 8 GB)
- 64 GB half-slim SATA SSD, 21.5” TFT LCD
- Projected capacitive touch (10 point, multi-touch)
- IP66 Rating
- Includes Windows 10 IoT Entry 32 bit/64 bit – other options available on request
The stainless steel TS Series is a leading Industrial Touchscreen PC with a combined true flat touchscreen, slim edge, SS304 (Stainless Steele grade 304) with round corner enclosure, and most importantly – IP66 protection for the whole unit.
When it comes to electrical machinery, a reliable and consistent power supply is indispensable. This combined with water-tight, chemical resistant and robust industrial connectors, ensures the TS Series represents a reliable solution for the most demanding harsh environments.
The TS Series is suitable for all harsh environments such as Food & Beverage, Packing, Slaughterhouse, Sanitaryware, Industrial Automation, Logistics, warehousing, and more.
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Areas We Service
Australia
Triton commenced operations in Australia back in 1993, and we have staff representation on the East Coast and Western Australia. Our customers are well represented in major centres such as Hobart, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide. In addition, we have a huge customer base in rural and remote areas from coast to coast. No place is too far or too remote for us!
New Zealand
Triton has origins back to the mid-eighties in New Zealand for our range of integrated software and hardware solutions. We have a large customer base in major centres like Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland and a huge number of customers in rural and remote areas. We service our customers from our Auckland and Christchurch offices and a satellite office in rural Otago.
