Fanless Panel PC has waterproof, IP65 design.
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Supplied in stainless steel housing, DSL APC-3x97 is 15 or 17 in. PC powered by 1.6 GHz Intel® Atom(TM) N270 CPU with up to 2 GB RAM. It can be used with PS2 keyboard and mouse and also supports touchscreen operation with high-brightness TFT LCD. In addition to 10/100 Mbps LAN connectivity and dual serial and USB ports, unit offers option of WLAN for control and communications flexibility. Design enables use in environments where systems need to be frequently cleaned and washed down.
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New IP65 Waterproof Panel PC from DSL
The latest DSL APC-3x97 panel PC offers complete IP65 protection - from every angle - with a waterproof stainless steel housing making it ideal for food processing and medical environments where systems need to be frequently cleaned and washed down. The robust, fanless 15" / 17" PC features a powerful 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 processor with up to 2GB RAM.
In addition to 10/100Mbps LAN connectivity and dual serial and USB ports, the APC-3x97 also offers the option of wireless LAN for greater control and communications flexibility.
The robust APC-3x97 can be used with a PS2 keyboard and mouse or offers touch screen operation with a high brightness TFT LCD display. The system also supports a wide power input of DC 11-28V.
The DSL APC-3x97 is a cost-effective, reliable and flexible solution for a wide range of industrial, medical and kiosk applications.
For more information, visit http://www.dsl-ltd.co.uk/productspec.aspx?ProdID=APC-3x97
About DSL
Hertfordshire-based DSL (Datasound Laboratories Ltd) was founded in 1985 and is now recognised as a leading specialist supplier of embedded computing solutions and custom design services to the OEM market. DSL's product range includes a variety of products for PC/104, ETX, 3.5"/5.25" boards and other formats along with complete embedded systems and touch screen panel PCs. DSL is the UK distributor for ICOP Technology, Aplex, Embedded Logic and Tri-M Engineering.
