
VIO-W221C-PC-10021.5" industrial panel PC with PCAP touch and an IP65 front
VIO-W221C-PC-100 is a 21.5" industrial panel PC in 16:9 format with a capacitive touchscreen, based on an Intel Celeron/Pentium platform. It is intended for HMI and line control duties that call for operation in contact with the production environment and stable display over extended shifts.
The front with IP65 protection rating and the -10~60 °C operating range allow use in areas subject to dust, splashes and temperature swings. The wide-range 9~50 V DC power input eases integration in cabinets and on vehicles with low-voltage buses.
At a glance
- CPU class: Intel Celeron/Pentium
- Processor: Intel Celeron J1900
- Memory: Up to 8GB DDR3
- RAM type: DDR3
- Maximum RAM: 8 GB
Technical specifications
| CPU class | Intel Celeron/Pentium |
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| Processor | Intel Celeron J1900 |
| Memory | Up to 8GB DDR3 |
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| RAM type | DDR3 |
| Maximum RAM | 8 GB |
| Storage | 1× Removable 2.5” SATA HDD |
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| Display size | 21.5 ″ |
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| Touchscreen | PCAP |
| Brightness | Up to 399 standard cd/m² |
| Resolution | 1920x1080 FHD(max) |
| Contrast ratio | 5000:1 |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Touch points | 10-point Projected Capacitive(pcap) |
| Ethernet ports | 2× GbE |
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| Serial interfaces | 6× RS-232/422/485 |
| Expansion | 2× Mini PCIe |
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| AC/DC input | DC |
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| Power input | 9–50 V |
| PSU power | 60 W(optional) |
| Mounting | VESA Mount(75x75) |
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| Dimensions | 563.5 × 71 × 336 mm |
| Weight | 8.32 kg |
| Chassis color | Black |
| IP rating | IP65 |
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| Operating temperature | -10–60 °C |
| Storage temperature | -20–60 °C |
| Certifications | FCCCE |
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Data extracted from the manufacturers' technical sheets: the official product spec sheet remains the reference for final confirmation.
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