Operating Voltage:24V DC
Input Current:Max. 250mA
Display Size:5.7″ Color LCD
Touchscreen Technology:Capacitive
Operating Temperature Range:-20°C to +60°C
Memory Capacity:128MB RAM, 128MB Flash
Communication Interface:RS485, Ethernet
Dimensions (WxDxH):160x90x30mm
Weight:0.3kg
The Berger Lahr FT2000 Operator Panel is a cutting-edge solution for enhancing productivity and efficiency in modern industrial settings. Its high-resolution touchscreen interface ensures easy navigation and control, making it ideal for operators across various industries. Equipped with a robust Intel Atom processor, it delivers smooth operation and quick response times, even under demanding conditions.
Featuring an embedded Windows Embedded operating system, this operator panel supports a wide range of applications and software, providing flexibility for customization and integration with existing automation systems. The ample storage capacity ensures there’s plenty of room for applications, data management, and user profiles.
Built with reliability at its core, the FT2000 Operator Panel undergoes rigorous testing to withstand harsh industrial environments, including dust, vibration, and temperature fluctuations. Its compact design and lightweight construction make it easy to install and maintain, fitting seamlessly into tight spaces without compromising on performance.
Designed with user-friendliness in mind, the panel offers customizable user interfaces, allowing operators to tailor the display to their specific needs. This feature, combined with its ergonomic layout, ensures optimal comfort during long periods of use, reducing strain and enhancing overall operational effectiveness.
Moreover, the Berger Lahr FT2000 Operator Panel supports various connectivity options, including Ethernet, USB, and serial ports, facilitating seamless communication with other devices in the factory network. Its comprehensive set of features, coupled with its durability and ease of use, makes it an indispensable tool for industrial automation.
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