Vehicles, vessels & mobile platforms
A machine mounted on a forklift, truck, special vehicle or vessel. It vibrates the whole journey, draws power from a 12V or 24V battery — the voltage sags hard at engine crank and jumps up once the alternator runs. No cabinet, no air-conditioning, and no maintenance until it breaks.
Industrial computer Hidden behind the dash · 18 series · 60 models
Panel PC In the cab · 7 series · 85 models A box PC hidden behind the dashboard or in an equipment bay — the brain for positioning, dashcams, fleet management. Not exposed to the light, so the criteria are all about power and vibration.
18 Industrial computer series meet all the conditions
That is 60 specific configurations. Open a series to pick screen size and CPU.
Which machine on this list fits your installation best? Leave your number — an engineer will pick for you and quote the complete set.
We only use this number to answer your request.
Where people get caught out
Things the filter above does NOT catch. Read before you commit.
- Rail has its own standard, EN 50155 — stricter than MIL-STD-810G on electrical transients and fire/smoke. If your project is rail, ask us clearly first, don’t rely on this filter alone.
- Ignition power control is well worth having: it lets the machine shut down cleanly after the vehicle is switched off, instead of losing power abruptly and corrupting the operating system. Not every machine has it — ask first.
- The power connector should be a screw-locking type. A plain push-in barrel plug works itself loose after a few months of rough roads.
Where to go next
The machine picker comes pre-filled with the Industrial computer conditions for this situation — you only answer a few more questions about your specific site.
A Panel PC in the cab or on the vehicle body: the driver operates it directly, and sun shines through the glass straight onto the screen. On top of the power and vibration needs of a box PC, the display must also be readable in sunlight — a criterion that eliminates nearly all the indoor display lines.
7 Panel PC series meet all the conditions
That is 85 specific configurations. Open a series to pick screen size and CPU.
Which machine on this list fits your installation best? Leave your number — an engineer will pick for you and quote the complete set.
We only use this number to answer your request.
Where people get caught out
Things the filter above does NOT catch. Read before you commit.
- A vehicle that only runs indoors under a roof (dry-warehouse forklifts) is usually fine with a standard display, no need for 1000 nits — open the machine picker to re-filter without the brightness condition.
- Ignition power control is well worth having — it lets the machine shut down cleanly after the vehicle is switched off. Not every machine has it, ask first.
- Rail has its own standard, EN 50155 — stricter than MIL-STD-810G. For rail projects, ask us clearly first, don’t rely on this filter alone.
Where to go next
The machine picker comes pre-filled with the Panel PC conditions for this situation — you only answer a few more questions about your specific site.