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Get Windows desktop functionality in a touch panel PC. COMFILE Technology's Windows 10/11 Touch Panel PCs feature full desktop performance while being designed to withstand harsh industrial environments.

Screen Size: 7" (1024 x 600)
Processor: Intel Celeron J6412 (Quad Core, 2.0 GHz)
System Memory: 4GB DDR4 (SODIMM)
Touchscreen: Resistive
Storage: 128GB m-SATA (Flash Disk)
OS (Option): Windows 10 IoT Enterprise, Windows 11 Home / Pro
Interfaces: 2 x 2.5Gb Ethernet, 4 x USB, 3 x RS-232, 1 x RS-232/422/485
Water-resistant Front Panel (IP65)

CPU	Intel Celeron J6412
Core / Clock	Quad / 2.0GHz
Memory	SODIMM DDR4 4GB
Storage	m-SATA 128GB
Graphics	Intel UHD Graphics
Video Output	2 x DP Output Port
Ethernet	2 x 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet
Audio	Realtek High Definition Audio / 1 x Line Out
USB	2 x USB 3.2, 2 x USB 2.0
Serial	3 x RS-232C, 1 x RS-232C/RS485
Power Input	+12VDC
Power Consumption	16W (1.3A @ DC12V)
Dimensions (W × H × D)	196 × 133 × 72 mm
Housing	Front: ABS, Rear: Steel
Weight	1.2Kg
Operating Temperature	0°C ~ 60°C
Operating Humidity	5 ~ 90%RH @ 60°C
Storage Temperature	-30°C ~ 80°C
Storage Humidity	10 ~ 90%RH @ 60°C
Operating System	Windows 10/11 IoT Enterprise 2021 LTSC (64 bit)

FAQ

Q: How is an industrial PC different from a regular PC?

A: Most PCs people are familiar with are desktop PCs designed for home or office use. They work well in clean, controlled environments. An industrial PC, on the other hand, is built to operate in much harsher conditions—places with electrical noise, dust, heat, vibration, and even large motors running nearby.

One key difference is cooling. Industrial PCs are typically fanless. Fans are mechanical parts, and mechanical parts can fail. By eliminating fans, industrial PCs significantly improve long-term reliability.

Another major difference is the hardware itself. Industrial PCs do not use standard consumer motherboards. Instead, they use industrial-grade, certified boards designed to withstand electrical noise and power surges commonly found in industrial environments.

All of these design choices—fanless operation, industrial-grade components, and noise/surge tolerance—are what define a true industrial PC.

Q: How is this different from low-cost panel PCs sold on Amazon?

A: Many low-cost panel PCs sold online—especially very inexpensive models—are typically built using consumer-grade motherboards and refurbished CPUs. In many cases, these CPUs were previously used for years in high-stress environments such as cryptocurrency mining, then removed and resold. By the time they are reused, their remaining lifespan can be uncertain.

Our products take a different approach. We use new, genuine CPUs paired with industrial-grade motherboards specifically designed and certified for industrial use.

That difference in core components—industrial hardware versus consumer and reused parts—is the most important distinction, and it directly impacts long-term reliability and stability in real-world industrial environments.

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