IIyama prolite TF1015MC-B2, 25.4 cm (10 ''), black

Mountable monitors give an elegant impression and offer the best possible integration in various environments, such as kiosks and self-service solutions, even on exposure stands. With the mounted tactile monitors of IIyama, you will receive standard and wide-screen models ranging from 10.1 "to 65" (26 to 165 cm) with particularly long life cycles. All models have a tactile surface without bevel with projected capacitive multi-touch technology. The surface is resistant to scratches and impacts for greater durability, which is very important when technology is often used in public places and schools. Touch technology even works without problems if there are scratches on the glass.

Capacitive tactile technology, which is installed in the Iyyama touch monitors, uses a network of micro-fine cable sensors. They are integrated into the surface of the glass. Touching the screen with the fingers (or gloves) or a magnetic pen Changes the electrical signals, which calculates the tactile position and passes it to the controller. The built-in glass surface is very durable and scratch-resistant. The monitors are certified according to the IP65 standards, for protection against the input of dust and humidity.

The presentation is always faithful to reality and sharp, even in Full HD. Whether you look directly from front, side, up or down: Thanks to a generous angle of vision, readability is guaranteed everywhere. In areas of public use, simply block all operating keys to protect against unauthorized access. Through existing interfaces, VGA, DVI and DisplayPort, as well as USB for touch controller, integration is very simple. The power supply and the connection cable are included in the delivery.

Some models are equipped with palm detection. When the touch screen is operated with a pencil, this technique ensures that simultaneous contact with a finger or palm is ignored. Palm detection is activated automatically when you touch the screen with a pencil. If the screen is not touched with an optical pen for more than one second, the touch screen will automatically return to finger mode.