Industrial Keyboard features VESA mounting points.
August 12, 2009 -
Designed for use in confined and harsh working areas, compact KFM-096 has footprint of only 345 x 170 x 45 mm, including function keys and number pad. It is constructed for use in wide temperature range from 0-50°C and can be safely stored in temperatures ranging from -20 to +60°C. Sealed against ingress of liquid and dust, keyboard meets IP65 and NEMA 4 certifications, and suits rugged industrial, factory, and process control applications.
Tough Yet Compact: the New KFM-096 Industrial Keyboard
Devlin Electronics today announce the availability of the new KFM-096 industrial keyboard into their industrial products range. The keyboard is designed to be compact and rugged for use in confined and harsh working areas.
Designed specifically for rugged industrial, factory and process control applications the keyboard has been developed for users for whom confined space is a major consideration. The KFM-096 features a reduced footprint of only 345x170x45mm - crucially this is achieved without removing the function keys or the number pad from the keyboard. Reducing the footprint of the keyboard without compromising on the functionality was highlighted as a key consideration particularly for process control applications. Another new feature for this Devlin industrial keyboard is the inclusion of VESA mounting points, allowing users to secure the keyboard onto wall or equipment brackets.
As is expected from a rugged industrial keyboard the KFM-096 is designed to meet IP65 and NEMA 4 certifications meaning it is sealed against the ingress of liquid and dust. The keyboard is also constructed to be suitable for use in a wide temperature range from 0 to 50°C and can be safely stored in temperatures ranging from -20 to +60°C.
Users familiar with Devlin will know that their custom keyboard expertise mean both foreign language and custom legend variants are available without significant cost implication.
"If you are working in a tough industrial environment where equipment must be designed to survive extreme conditions then this is the ideal keyboard for you. A compact footprint without losing the function keys or a separate number pad will prove extremely popular with our industrial customers." commented Martin Baker, Devlin Electronics' managing director.
For over 30 years, the core business of Devlin Electronics has been the design and manufacture of custom keyboards and the supply of innovative electromechanical components.
The company operates in a wide range of markets and has been particularly successful supplying keyboards to retail banking, financial trading desk, newspaper, CCTV, industrial, health authority, mass-transit ticketing, public access kiosk, EPOS, in-vehicle computing and digital broadcasting. Through time, Devlin's flexibility and innovative keyboard solutions have seen significant growth in overseas markets, with a wide customer base across Europe, Australasia and the USA, as well as maintaining a strong domestic presence. Clients have included the likes of IBM, National Westminster, HBoS, Reuters, Siemens, NCR, Phillips and Wincor Nixdorf, Hewlett Packard and the UK Post Office.
For Further Information
James Royston - Marketing
Email - james.royston@devlin.co.uk
Tel - +44(0)1256 467 367
Paul Wardman - Product Manager
Email - paul.wardman@devlin.co.uk
Tel - +44(0)1256 467 367
Contacts:
Marketing:
James Royston
INTL
Phone: +44(0)1256 467 367 E-mail this person
General Information:
Paul Wardman Product Manager
INTL
Phone: +44(0)1256 467 367 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Devlin Electronics Ltd Address: Unit D1, Grafton Way City: Basingstoke Hampsh ZIP: RG22 6HZ Country: United Kingdom Phone: 044 (01256)467367 FAX: 044 (01256)840048 http://www.devlin.co.uk
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