Quanmax Industrial Panel PC — The Computing Backbone of the Production Floor
The Quanmax Panel PC series offers display options from 10.1" to 21.5" and a range of processors, from BayTrail J1800/J1900 and Celeron J4125/J6412 up to Core i3/i5/i7. This series integrates the monitor, processor, and touchscreen into a single unit, ideal for production lines where dust, vibration, and extended operating hours are common.
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What Makes a Difference in the Field
The fanless (or low-fan) design and durable aluminum housing reduce the number of moving parts, lowering the risk of failure due to dust/dirt accumulation. Its panel-mount construction allows for direct integration into an existing control panel or machine housing via VESA/panel-mount, eliminating the need for a separate enclosure or box.
Processor and Configuration Range
The Quanmax Panel PC series offers a wide range of options, from low-power BayTrail J1800/J1900 and Celeron J4125/J6412 platforms to Core i3/i5/i7 (various generations from 3317U to 10710U) for applications requiring higher processing power. RAM is configurable from 4GB to 16GB DDR4, and storage from SSD to NVMe, depending on the project.
Where to Use
Production line HMI and machine control display, SCADA/monitoring station, quality control point, warehouse and logistics terminal, control room panel-mount display—any application that requires continuous operation and resilience in harsh environmental conditions is a typical use case for a Panel PC.
What to Look for When Choosing a Model
First, consider the processing power required by the application (J-series is sufficient for simple HMI, while i5/i7 is preferred for data-intensive applications), followed by screen size, connectivity needs (Dual Ethernet to separate PLC and corporate networks, multiple COM ports for serial device connections, Wi-Fi for wireless flexibility), and mounting type.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I mount the Panel PC to an existing control panel?▾
Yes, Quanmax Panel PCs are designed for panel/VESA mounting; they can be directly integrated into an existing panel or cabinet surface without the need for a separate enclosure.
Why is a fanless design preferred?▾
The absence of a fan significantly reduces the risk of dust being drawn into the device and the subsequent risk of overheating due to fan failure. This, in turn, lowers maintenance frequency, especially crucial for production lines operating 24/7.
What kind of setups benefit from dual Ethernet ports?▾
Two separate network ports enable the physical separation of the PLC/SCADA field network from the enterprise/office network—a common requirement in manufacturing environments for both network security and signal integrity.
Which operating systems are supported?▾
Our models generally come compatible with Windows 10/11. For project-specific Linux distribution needs, please consult our pre-sales team.