Rugged yet elegant in appearance, the TouchSystems WTE Series touch monitors provide performance and rugged usability, yet are affordable and easily integrated into existing systems. Using 5-Wire Resistive Touch Technology, TouchSystems WTE Series touch monitors are designed with high-use applications in mind, making them an ideal touch solution for hotels, restaurants, schools, businesses and government buildings.
TouchSystems WTE Series features include:
• 5-Wire Resistive touch technology
• Optional magnetic strip reader (MSR)
• A lockable OSD button for public spaces
• Dual Serial/USB touch interface
• Embedded DC power supply
• Managed cable system
• Stable stand with wide tilt angle from -5° to 90°
• HID Compliant for easy integration
• Mounting options
• Available in 15, 19 and 22″ wide screen formats
“The TouchSystems WTE Series is a great, economical wide format series,” said TouchSystems Senior Vice President Carol Nordin. “It supplies all of the features one could want in a small format touch monitor—plug and play capability, durability and versatility—and has the added benefit of being a widescreen, which can increase worker productivity.”
TouchSystems WTE Series Wide Screen touch monitors are available in 15, 19 and 22-inch formats. All TouchSystems WTE Series monitors come with a three year limited warranty.
About TouchSystems
TouchSystems was established in 1996 by one of the original founders of touch screen technology. TouchSystems designs, manufactures and distributes touch monitors, all-in-on touch computers, touch point-of-sale (POS) terminals, informational kiosks, industrial controls, Interactive Digital Signage and peripherals. TouchSystems is dedicated to delivering the most advanced touch-enabled technologies. TouchSystems, based in Hutto, Texas, is a privately held company.
For more information about TouchSystems, visit www.touchsystems.com, follow us on Twitter @Touch_Systems or contact:
Aubrey Curry
Marketing Director, TouchSystems
Phone: 512-846-2424
Email: acurry [at] touchsystems.com
Source: TouchSystems
