LCD monitor shows up in extreme ambient light

A Stealth Computer Corporation product story

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Sep 19, 2005

The StealthVU SV-1700-HB high brightness LCD monitor is designed to operate in extreme ambient light conditions, outperforming ordinary LCD monitors.

New from Stealth Computer Corporation is the StealthVU SV-1700-HB high brightness LCD monitor.

Stealth's high brightness LCD monitors are powerful sunlight readable displays that are designed to operate in extreme ambient light conditions outperforming ordinary LCD monitors.

Typically commercially available LCD products will wash out in direct and indirect sunlight conditions rendering them ineffective in mission critical or data sensitive applications.

The SV-1700-HB is a 17in diagonal sized monitor that has a brightness rating of 1300cd/m2, roughly five times the brightness of a commercially available desktop monitor.

Stealth's high brightness LCDs meet NEMA 4/IP66 standards intended for indoor or outdoor use primarily to provide a degree of protection against corrosion, windblown dust and rain, splashing water and hose-directed water.

The all-stainless-steel-enclosed LCD monitor is built to withstand the demanding effects of harsh environments typically encountered in outdoor environments, plant floors and marine/mobile applications.

The high precision 17in viewable display is capable of running resolutions up to its native mode of 1280 x 1024 pixel.

Optional touch screens are available with several technologies to choose from including resistive, capacitive and surface acoustic wave providing for simple and trouble free point and click operation.

Stealth's built to order manufacturing offers a wide range of configurations built to the customer's exact specification.

All StealthVU monitors are plug and play capable requiring no video drivers or special interface cards.

The StealthVU LCDs are ideal choices for applications such as, indoor/outdoor kiosks, digital signs, marine/mobile, human-machine interface, factory automation, process control, or any other demanding applications where critical information must be displayed.