51154286-200 Honeywell Touch Screen Monitor

Honeywell 51154286-200 Touch Screen Display Analysis

Product Positioning and Usage

This touch screen display is a human-machine interaction device designed by Honeywell for industrial automation scenarios. It is commonly used in distributed control systems (DCS), monitoring systems (SCADA) or field operation terminals. It supports operators to implement equipment monitoring, parameter setting, process control and other functions through the touch interface. It is suitable for industrial environments with high reliability requirements such as petrochemicals, electricity, and pharmaceuticals.

Core Functional Features

Touch interaction design:

Adopts resistive or capacitive touch technology (refer to the manual for details), supports single-point or multi-point touch, is sensitive to response, and is suitable for gloved operation or oily scenes in industrial environments. Some models may have anti-scratch and anti-splash surface treatment.

Display performance:

The screen size is usually 10-15 inches (subject to actual specifications), supports high-definition resolution (such as 1024×768 or higher), can clearly display process flow pictures, data charts, alarm information, etc., and has adjustable brightness and contrast to adapt to different lighting environments.

Industrial-grade reliability:

It has a wide operating temperature range (such as -10℃ to 50℃), is resistant to vibration and electromagnetic interference, and complies with industrial standards (such as IEC 61000 series). It is suitable for long-term stable operation in control cabinets and operating tables.

Interface and compatibility:

It supports a variety of communication interfaces (such as USB, RS-232/485, Ethernet), and can be connected to Honeywell controllers (such as HPM, C300) or third-party devices. Some models may have built-in dedicated drivers and are compatible with Honeywell configuration software (such as Experion PKS).

Alarm and status indication:

The system alarm and device status can be displayed in real time through the screen interface, and sound and light prompts are supported (some models come with a buzzer), which facilitates operators to quickly respond to abnormal situations.