Elo Series 90: touch monitors for interactive kiosk applications

This range is made up of 12 open frame models, with screen sizes ranging from 10,1 a 27 inches, and traditional and panoramic format. Built with PCAP 2GS technology, They are shown as a robust solution to be used in restaurant chains., hotels and airports.

Touch Monitors Series 90 Open Frame Touchmonitors de Elo Touch Solutions, which distributes in Spain Macroservice, have been developed to offer an elegant and compact solution in environments with space restrictions, as happens with interactive kiosks. This range, which is ideal in restaurant chains, registration and billing (check-in) in hotels and airports.

The Series 90 of Elo is made up of twelve models in open frame format with screen sizes ranging from 10,1 at 27 inches and traditional format (4:3 y 5:4) and panoramic (16:9) to respond to any type of application requirement.

New flat-front monitors benefit from projected capacitive touch technology (PCAP) 2-glass (2GS) in order to offer a robust and efficient solution that improves the user experience.

PCAP 2GS technology consists of two layers of glass without plastic film to optimize image quality and long-term availability. These two layers of glass provide a more precise and resistant alternative in a wide number of environments.

For those who do not want to change state-of-the-art PCAP technology, Elo continues to offer IntelliTouch Zero-Bezel options (iTouch), surface acoustic wave (SAW), IntelliTouch (SAW) and resistive AccuTouch.

Series Screens 90 with LED backlight are characterized by having a resolution of up to 1920×1080, contrast ratio up to 3000:1, brightness up 350 nits and 170° viewing angles.

These multitouch monitors, with up to ten simultaneous touches, They are also distinguished by incorporating a VGA input, DisplayPort, serial port, USB type B and RJ-45, with IK07 shock resistance.
Besides, being compatible with existing Elo models, New touchmonitors facilitate plug-and-play replacement in virtually any project. They share design, electronics and port distribution to encourage the transition.