Embedded industrial displays refer to displays that are integrated into industrial devices or equipment, such as machinery or control systems. Here are some advantages and disadvantages of embedded industrial displays:
Advantages:
Durability: Embedded industrial displays are designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions, including extreme temperatures, dust, and vibration. This makes them suitable for use in industrial environments where regular displays may not be able to withstand such conditions.
Improved Safety: Embedded displays can improve safety in industrial environments by providing real-time monitoring of critical parameters and displaying warnings in case of emergencies. This can help prevent accidents and reduce downtime.
Space-Saving: Embedded displays are typically smaller in size and require less space than separate displays. This is an advantage in industrial environments where space is at a premium.
Customizability: Embedded displays can be customized to meet the specific requirements of an industrial application. This allows for greater flexibility and control over the display's functionality.
Integration: Embedded displays can be integrated with other components in an industrial system, such as sensors and control systems. This integration allows for seamless communication and control of the entire system.
Supports multiple installations: The industrial environment has a lot of initiative to install industrial control equipment. Industrial displays support multiple installation methods, and embedded mount is only one of them. Other installations include wall-hanging mounted, rack-mounted, open frame, desktop, shelf-mounted, etc.
Jawest, as one of the leading manufacturers of industrial touchscreen displays in the world, supplies a series of reliable industrial displays, these displays are engineered with high durability & reliability due to their standard Aluminum alloy housing, IP65-rating dustproof & waterproof protection, and -20 to +70℃ wide temperature operation, fanless design, and shockproof industrial-grade motherboard design. They have a truly flat and slim panel design, perfect to be embedded into any surface of machines and support OEM/ODM customization.
Disadvantages:
Limited Flexibility: Unlike separate displays, embedded displays cannot be easily replaced or upgraded. This can be a disadvantage if the display becomes outdated or damaged.
Higher Cost: Embedded industrial displays are typically more expensive than separate displays due to their specialized design and durability features.
Limited Viewing Angles: Embedded touch displays may have limited viewing angles, which can make it difficult for multiple users to view the display at the same time.
Limited User Interface: Embedded LCD displays may have limited user interface options, such as touchscreens or keyboard inputs, which can make it difficult for users to interact with the display.
Maintenance: Industrial embedded displays may be more difficult to maintain than separate displays, as they are integrated into the industrial equipment and may require specialized tools and knowledge to repair or replace.
