When you’re rolling out control systems, SCADA stations or HMIs, every component counts – but not every component needs to come as a separate box.
More and more project teams are choosing all-in-one panel PCs over the traditional combo of industrial PC and monitor – for good reason. They simplify builds, reduce points of failure and keep your installs clean and low-risk
A versatile, go-to option
At ESIS, our CyberVisuell Panel PCs have become a go-to solution for integrators working across:
Building automation systems and HVAC systems
Water and wastewater utilities
Manufacturing
Space avionics and marine research
Remote or harsh environments
They’re regularly deployed running platforms like Ignition Edge by Inductive Automation, proving their reliability in both critical and edge computing roles.
The benefits of panel PCs
Here’s why teams are switching:
Less wiring, fewer enclosures
No separate display cable, power supply, or mounting frame needed. With VESA or panel mounting and IP65 front protection, they install straight into cabinets, kiosks or operator stations.
Lower maintenance, fewer issues
Fanless operation and sealed metal construction means no dust build-up, no moving parts, and much less chance of failure in the field.
Faster install and commissioning
You don’t need to align separate devices or worry about compatibility between components. Just power up and load your application.
Better value across the project lifecycle
Panel PCs reduce your hardware footprint while improving reliability, helping your clients get more uptime for less effort.
Need help choosing the right panel PC for your next install? Send us your requirements and we’ll quote a model to suit – no time wasted, no guesswork.
ESIS Industrial Electronics offers a range of industrial computing solutions, including rugged tablets, data loggers, industrial displays, integrated computing platforms and programmable interfaces for direct PLC integration. Talk to us about a range of solutions to keep your business operations running efficiently.
