Open-Type Industrial Displays
- Structural Differences: Open-type industrial displays lack a bezel or outer casing, only having an internal structure; embedded displays, on the other hand, have a panel, with most of the chassis embedded within the equipment.
- Application Scenarios: Open-type displays are primarily used in situations where equipment is small, already has a sophisticated casing, and space is limited, such as ATMs and commercial POS systems; embedded displays are more suitable for equipment with medium to large control cabinets.
Inverted-Chip Industrial Displays
- Installation Direction: Inverted-type industrial displays are installed upside down in the customer's cabinet or equipment; embedded displays are embedded forward-facing into the customer's equipment.
- Structural Features: Inverted-type displays have a casing and power supply, with edges coinciding with the customer's casing edges; embedded displays primarily feature a protruding panel embedded within the casing, offering more flexible use of internal space.
Rack-Mounted Industrial Displays
- Installation Standards: Rack-mounted industrial displays are typically installed in 19-inch racks with a standard 19-inch width, and mounting holes are cut according to standard U-numbers; embedded display installation depends primarily on the opening dimensions of the customer's equipment control cabinet, with no uniform standard.
- Application Areas: Rack-mounted displays are primarily used in large server rack environments such as telecommunications, power, and large servers; embedded displays have a wider range of applications, covering various equipment with medium to large control cabinets.
Wall-Mounted Industrial Displays
- Installation Method: Wall-mounted industrial displays can be hung up and their angle can be adjusted according to customer requirements. With a mounting arm, they can be positioned anywhere; embedded displays are fixedly embedded in the customer's equipment, and their angle is generally not adjustable.
- Application Equipment: Wall-mounted displays can be used in small, medium, and large equipment; embedded displays are mainly for equipment with medium to large control cabinets.