AG Neovo's SX-15P display is designed with a sturdy metal housing, that protects it against any collision and helps with heat dissipation, and a NeoV optical crystal shields it from scratches and other incidental damage.

AG Neovo SX-15PAG Neovo has expanded its line of high-resolution SX screens designed for control centers that require high safety systems with the SX-15P model that joins the existing ones of 15 (SX-15), 17 (SX-17P) And 19 (SX-19P) Inch.

The SX-15P display has been designed to support its operability in the most demanding environments in control centers and industrial environments, while offering sharp images, clear and no latency.

In the security environment, performance and durability are key elements. This is why, this visualization solution from AG Neovo incorporates EcoSmart Sensor technology, that minimizes the electrical consumption and allows to control the ambient light as well as the automatic adjustment of the brightness.

AG Neovo SX-15PIts sturdy metal housing protects it against any accidental collision and helps with heat dissipation, while the NeoV optical crystal, a kind of glass specially formulated and reinforced with several layers of coating, protects the panel from scratches and other incidental damage.

“The SX-15P is a rugged display, versatile, high-performance designed specifically for applications 24×7”, says Sharon Huang, Product Manager at AG Neovo.

AG Neovo SX-15PCustom designed for security environments, the SX-15P display is a multipoint display solution that provides flexible monitoring for which it integrates advanced image platform technology (AIP) with noise reduction capabilities, PIP and PBP.

It also has anti-burn-in functionality that is key for security monitors that must display still images for long periods of time.

When it comes to your connectivity, incorporates passive looping BNC connectors, video, Vga, Dvi, audio in/out and DC power output. Features that provide easy screen integration


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By • 2 Feb, 2016
• Section: Systems control, Computer security