New Tab-IND Industrial Tablet Series for Non-Ex Applications:
In a recent article from Pepperl+Fuchs, it was announced that Pepperl+Fuchs and its subsidiary Aava Mobile Oy are launching the Tab-IND series, a rugged tablet lineup designed for industrial use and built to MIL-STD-810H standards. These slim Windows-based tablets are available in 8-inch and 10-inch sizes and offer extensive customization options along with a wide range of accessories.
Key features of the Tab-IND series include a 13 MP camera, a bright display (700 and 800 cd/m²), and the ability to be operated with a pen or gloves, making them suitable for harsh environments with temperatures ranging from -20 … +50 °C.
The Tab-IND series supports the latest mobile communication standards such as Wi-Fi® 6E, Bluetooth® 5.3 BLE, 5G, or LTE, and includes strong security features like a fingerprint sensor and an NFC reader for non-contact data transfer. Additionally, the tablets support Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) and feature an individually programmable button, enhancing their functionality for industrial and outdoor applications.
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