Winmate’s 19inch Full IP67 Panel PC consists of rugged and unusually well-sealed vehicle or stationary-mount Panel PCs available in a wide variety of configurations. Depending on the intended application, 19inch Full IP67 Panel PC G-WIN panels have been available with 5-wire resistive touch displays measuring 8.4, 10.4, 12.1 or 15-inches diagonally. In this new 19” full IP67, Winmate is doing fine tune BIOS for active area and calibration allowing customer will be able to use Projected Capacitive multi touch. This new 19” G-Win panel does not only offer considerably more screen real estate than a 15-inch model — about 90% more in fact — but the larger case also provides enough extra heat dissipation to allow the use of Intel Haswell Core processors with their higher thermal design power and significantly higher performance. a built-in intelligent heater that boosts the standard 14° to 140°F (-10° to 60°C) operating temperature range all the way up to -40° to 158°F (-40° to 70°C) for when things get really extreme. Winmate also conducts MilSTD-810G testing for shock and vibration. The “6” means both versions are totally protected against dust. It’s the highest solids rating a device can get. The second number indicates protection against liquids. The “7” in IP67 means the device is actually protected even when immersed in as much as one meter (3.3 feet) of water. The extra protection means some compromises as it is not possible to offer the full complement of standard I/O that’s usually present in a Panel PC. So whereas the IP65 version offers a standard I/O panel in its back (see sidebar to the right, top illustration), the IP67 version has special waterproof M16 type of connectors with screw-on caps (see sidebar to the right, bottom illustration. That means less I/O than the IP65 version. What do the ratings mean? The “6” means both versions are totally protected against dust. It’s the highest solids rating a device can get. The second number indicates protection against liquids. A “5” means the device is protected against water sprayed from all direction, with limited ingress permitted. That’s generally good enough if a computer is just occasionally subjected to rain or splashing, but it wouldn’t do in a marine environment and in other settings where it can get very wet. The “7” in IP67 means the device is actually protected even when immersed in as much as one meter (3.3 feet) of water.