☼ Sunlight Readable Display Monitors
The AbraxSys line of high performance, outdoor sunlight readable LCD displays are ideal for outdoor or high ambient lighting conditions and harsh environments where a top performance daylight viewable monitors are required. The AbraxSys rugged line of daylight viewable LCD displays with optional touch screen is designed for use throughout a wide range of harsh outdoor lcd applications requiring high nit displays.
NEMA 4 (IP65)
Sunlight Readable LCDs
NEMA 4X (IP65)
Sunlight Readable Displays
NEMA 4, 12, and 2
Sunlight Readable Monitors
NEMA 4, 12, and 2
Sunlight Readable Monitors
Chassis Mount
Sunlight Readable Monitors
Chassis Mount
Sunlight Readable Monitors
NEMA 4 (IP65)
Sunlight Readable Displays
19" Standard Rack Fit
Sunlight Readable LCDs
 Typical commercial grade LCD monitors are often adequate for most computer monitor needs, but do not perform well enough in high sunlight areas, in industrial areas when rugged conditions exist, or in military or maritime vessels where shock and vibration are common place.
AbraxSys rugged, high nit LCD monitors with touch screen options are designed for high performance in extreme high sun glare conditions and comply with specific vertical industry standards to deliver crystal clear images even in harsh conditions where water, dust and dirt commonly permeate the atmosphere. AbraxSys high brightness monitors outperform ordinary "commercial" grade display monitors. AbraxSys sunlight readable monitors deliver high brightness and color brilliance while enduring the most demanding surroundings.
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☼ Panel Mount NEMA 4 (IP65) Sunlight Readable LCDs
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☼ Panel Mount NEMA 4X (IP66 or IP56) Sun Readable Monitors
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☼ VESA Mount High Nit LCDs - NEMA 4 (IP65), NEMA 12 (IP50)
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☼ Tabletop High Nit LCDs - NEMA 4 (IP65), NEMA 12 (IP50)
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☼ Chassis Mount / Open Frame High Bright Rugged LCDs
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☼ Rack Mount High Bright Rugged LCDs
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☼ Specialty Sunlight Readable LCDs
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AbraxSys High Bright Sunlight Readable LCD Displays
A truly sunlight readable display is typically considered to be an LCD with over 700 cd/m2 (nits) or greater screen luminance. AbraxSys sunlight readable enhanced LCD models are typically 1600 nits at full strength and deliver a dimming ratio of no less than 200:1 with luminance levels that can be set from 100% full luminance down to 0.5%.
Dimming features are another important function of a high grade sunlight readable monitor because decreasing the backlight luminance will extend the life of the backlight, throttle the power consumption and conserve the related thermal management systems. This means the user has the ability to run at the proper luminance levels for lighting conditions from direct sunlight down to minimum luminance for conditions such as covert military operations.
AbraxSys Sunlight Readable LCDs Feature:
- High Nit True High Bright Display Panels
- Industrial Grade LCD Panels
- Long-Life Advanced LED Backlighting
- Wide Operational Temperature Ranges
- Deep Dimming Options
- High Environmental Performance and Reliability
- Engineered, Produced, and Supported in the USA
- Multitude of Video Inputs and Mounting Combinations Available
- Many Touch Screen Options
- Exceptional Contrast Ratio
- 3 Year Warranty
For more about what's behind the AbraxSys sunlight readable technology click here.
Contact Sunlight Readable High Bright LCD Specialist Today for information on our complete line of outdoor high bright lcd monitors, all-in-one computers, and fully enclosed workstations.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is a sunlight readable display?
A sunlight readable display is a monitor with higher brightness levels for viewing in direct sunlight conditions.
What luminance level is considered "sunlight readable"?
The luminance level commonly considered to be sunlight readable by the industry is a monitor with a luminance level of 700 cd/m2 (also called nits) or higher. The higher the luminance level the clearer the image on the LCD in direct sunlight conditions.
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