Wednesday, March 15th 2023

DFI Launches Ruggedized IP69K Rated Waterproof Industrial Computer ECX700-AL

DFI, the global provider of industrial computers, has introduced its ECX700-AL ruggedized x86 PC for outdoor edge computing applications. Its impeccable performance capabilities, compact size, and high durability make it the ideal solution for outdoor operations. The ECX700-AL is a rugged computer with a waterproof and dust-proof design to withstand harsh environments and any type of climate. Stable performance is ensured with its wide operating temperature of -40 to 70 degrees Celsius. It is also equipped with a smart vent that drains water automatically, preventing typical problems such as condensation within the system or excessive heat.

An external SIM slot provides convenience for users when changing SIM cards, and the high-gain antenna delivers a high-quality signal. Versatile I/O settings including a combo port that supports 2 CANs and 2 COMs as well as selective display ports (HDMI/VGA) help integrators meet demands for various applications.
Powerful outdoor IoT edge computing features facilitate data collection and transmission for traffic management, green energy facilities, meteorological stations, shore facilities, and high-altitude or high-latitude locations. Implementation is also enabled for factories and manufacturing facilities with high humidity and extreme temperatures, such as refrigeration equipment factories.

Key Features:
  • Ruggedized, IP67/IP69K rated PC BOX
  • Intel Atom Processor E3900 series
  • Smart Vent (drains water automatically)
  • Communications (Wi-Fi/LTE/CANBUS)
  • Wide temperature: -40 to 70° C & Wide voltage: 9~36 V
  • 4 GB DDR3 onboard, 64G eMMC
  • Optional WiFi, LTE, CanBus
  • BIOS with security boot
Source: DFI
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3 Comments on DFI Launches Ruggedized IP69K Rated Waterproof Industrial Computer ECX700-AL

#1
Luke357
Rugged LANParty Z790 when?
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#2
ExcuseMeWtf
Luke357Rugged LANParty Z790 when?
Never? DFI left PC enthusiast/gaming market years ago.
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Luke357
ExcuseMeWtfNever? DFI left PC enthusiast/gaming market years ago.
Twas a joke.
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