How is the industrial monitor adapted to the outside environment? Whether we can resist the general vibration and what is the temperature requirement is the most concerned problem when purchasing industrial monitors.It must be flexible enough to prevent the impact or collision of mechanical operators or peripheral equipment. It must also be able to cope with various operating temperatures. Compared with CRT, LCD is more resistant to temperature change, collision and vibration.
Storage and operating temperature are also the main variables for selecting industrial monitors.Generally speaking, the monitor is embedded in a sealed container and belongs to the component of large equipment.In these cases, the temperature is affected by the heat generated by the closed container and the surrounding equipment.
Therefore, it is very important to keep in mind the requirements of actual storage and operating temperature when selecting monitor.Although some measures have been taken to dissipate the heat generated, such as the use of fans in closed containers, the most effective way to ensure compliance with storage and operating temperature requirements is to select a monitor that is most suitable for these environments.The improvement of liquid crystal materials also makes it possible to expand the optimum temperature range of LCD. At present, many LCDs have realized temperature range ranging from - 10 to 70 C.
