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Problems with HMI's installed outdoors
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Doesn't have to installed outdoors to degrade.
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I have 2 panels that turned cloudy and difficult to read. They are resistive touch type. I believe capacitive touch type are not susceptible to this problem but are much more expensive.
Also, units installed outdoors usually require a brighter display. Because screens are sometimes moved around, we purchase all of our touchscreens as 'Hi Bright' units and turn down the brightness on the units installed indoors.
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Also, units installed outdoors usually require a brighter display. Because screens are sometimes moved around, we purchase all of our touchscreens as 'Hi Bright' units and turn down the brightness on the units installed indoors.
Brad Waybright
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