Elo 1929LM 19-Inch SXGA Medical Touchmonitor
Elo 1929LM 19-Inch SXGA Medical Touchmonitor
Elo 1929LM Medical Touchmonitor
- • Professional-grade 19-inch medical touchscreen display with 5:4 aspect ratio.
- • Fully compliant with EN60601-1 and medical safety standards.
- • Sealed touchscreen design protects against liquid spills and contaminants.
- • Multiple touch technology options including IntelliTouch surface acoustic wave.
- • Versatile connectivity with dual serial/USB touch interface and VGA/DVI inputs.
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The Elo TouchSystems 1929LM 19-inch medical touchmonitor is designed to meet the demanding requirements of healthcare environments. Combining reliable touch technology with medical-grade performance, this display is ideal for nurse stations, clinical labs, and point-of-care applications. Its compact 5:4 form factor and robust construction ensure seamless integration into space-constrained clinical settings.
Featuring a sealed touchscreen design, the 1929LM is resistant to liquids, dust, and common medical disinfectants, making it easy to clean and maintain. The monitor supports dual serial and USB touch interfaces, alongside analog VGA and digital DVI video inputs, providing flexible connectivity options for legacy and modern medical systems.
With compliance to strict medical safety standards, including EN60601-1, the Elo 1929LM delivers peace of mind for clinical operations. Its stable tilt stand and VESA mounting compatibility offer ergonomic flexibility, allowing healthcare professionals to position the screen for optimal viewing comfort during patient care.
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