19&Quot; Led Monitor With Touch Screen

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‍19inch touch screen lcd monitor
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Product Description

19inch LCD touch display with SAW touch screen
SAW desktop TM for LCD 19", 4mm clear glas, USB touch interface, stable base

19inch LCD touch display with SAW touch screen

Designed, developed and built to provide the most cost-effective touch solutions for system integrators and VARs. It packs Keetouch's quality and reliability into an integrated, affordable touchmonitor

Main Features:

Designed for touch features such as a stable tilt base

IEC IP65 standard,effectively protect the reflective grating and the transducers from the dust and liquid

Dual RS232 and USB touch interface

Optional USB Hub with 4 ports output

Keetouchs SAW technology on pure glass for the ultimate in image quality

High quality panel with high brightness,high contrast ratio and broad viewing angle

Mounting holes on the base bottom for tabletop security

Finger or gloved hand operation

FCC,CE,CCC,RoHS

specifications:

Model No.	KDT-0190US-SA4BW
Series	DT,Wide-screen,Water-proof
Case/bezel color	Dark gray
LCD Type	Active matrix TFT-LCD
Display Size	19diagonal,ratio:16:9
Active Area	16.1(408.24mm)×10.0(255.15mm)
Monitor dimensions	Width: 19.5495 mm Height(including base): 15.6395 mm Depth (including base): 8.3210 mm
Suggested Resolution	1440×900
Support Colors	16.7M
Brightness(Typ.)	Pure LCD Panel			300cd/m2
	With SAW Glass Sensor			270cd/m2
Response Time(Typ.)	8ms
Viewing Angle (Typ.at CR10)	Horizontal(left/right)		80°/80°
	Vertical(up/down)		80°/80°
Contrast Ratio(Typ.)	700:1
Video Input	Analog RGB
Signal Input	H/V Separate Sync. (TTL)
Video Signal Input Connector	Mini D-Sub 15-pin VGA
FrequencyH/V	3080KHz / 6075Hz
Power Supply	Type:Adaptor in base Input (line) voltage: 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz
Environment	Operating Temp.	050°C
	Storage Temp.	-2060°C
	Operating RH:	20%80%
	Storage RH:	10%90%
LCD Back light Life(Typ.)	50,000 Hours
WeightN.W/G.W	Approximately 7Kg /8Kg
Power Consumption	50W Max.
Mount options	Threaded-through mounting holes under base
OSD Control	Brightness, Contrast Ratio, Auto-adjust, Phase, Clock, H/V Location, Languages, Function, Reset
Touch screen Type	Keetouch 19 SAW water-proof 4MM thickness of touch screen (Available Options: Thickness/Anti-glare)
Touch Response time	9ms
Touch System Interface	Dual RS232 and USB
	FCC,CE,CCC,RoHS
Regular Warranty	5 years for SAW Sensor; 3 years for controller; 1 year for LCD
Other features	Optional USB Hub with 4 ports output
NOTE:The display SPEC. will change follow the relevant LCD panel brand and model

Accessories:

Power Cable: A North American power cable or an European power cable is included according to the end user’s area.

Power Supply Brick:A power supply brick is included.

Touch/Video/DVI Cables: Detachable serial or USB touch cable,video cable and DVI cable are included

L-brackets:Four standard L-brackets are included.

Typical Application:

Gaming/Casino Systems

Outdoor and indoor Kiosks

Entertainment

Transport and Ticketing

Hospitality

Banking

Customizsed Solutions

Touch driver

Supporting O/S:Microsoft Windows 7 / XP / 2000 / VISTA

Linux:RedHat 9.0 , Fedaro , Ubuntu , Suse , Debian

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