A computer that looks like equipment
Industrial Computers
Sealed boxes for poles, vehicles, and rooms where a spinning fan is a dust pump. x86 and Arm. Intel and NXP. Mounted like a device, not like a desktop.
An industrial PC at WINSYTSEM is a thermal and power problem that happens to run Linux or Windows. The enclosure is part of the schematic. We size the skin for conduction, not for a pretty photo on a store shelf.
Kiln-class systems take wide DC, ignition sense, isolated serial, and radios without turning the interior into a wind tunnel. They are meant to sit unattended: kiosks, rolling stock, well pads, roadside cabinets.
If you need a screen, look at panel computers. If you need the board only, look at SBCs. The industrial PC is the middle: a finished computer with mounting holes, a power connector, and a warranty that assumes dust.
- Cooling
- Fanless conduction
- Power
- Wide DC, vehicle options
- Mount
- DIN, wall, vehicle
- Duty
- Unattended / mobile
In this family
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