Features:
- Large XGA interface: 15-inch 1024 × 768 resistive-touch display
- Cabinet-impacting size: 330 × 416 × 65 mm terminal body
- Mixed communication: standard Ethernet and RS-232 with optional modules
This 1500 touch model is the only product in this page group with a 1024 × 768 application canvas.
Its physical size, cutout, heat load, and operator reach make enclosure engineering central to a successful migration.
Discontinued status also increases the need to preserve the ME project and identify every rear module and field cable while the installed terminal remains accessible.
Apter Power supports 2711P-T15C4D8 enquiries with official-data checks, large-panel fit records, quotation, and sourcing coordination.
Verified resources for 2711P-T15C4D8:
Important Notice: Confirm the required application files, firmware, cables, accessories, and documentation in the quotation before ordering.
- Cutout: use the official 305 × 391 mm opening as the retrofit baseline.
- Rear depth: include the logic module, optional network hardware, and cable bends.
- Support: assess panel stiffness for the larger terminal body.
- Reach: confirm visibility and touch access across the full 15-inch surface.
- DC demand: size the supply for the documented 70 W maximum load.
- Heat: include the 240 BTU/hr terminal dissipation in enclosure calculations.
- Ambient limit: maintain the official temperature range at the installed location.
- Air path: avoid cable or component placement that traps heat behind the terminal.
- Native project: retain or redesign the ME application for 1024 × 768.
- Object placement: inspect pop-ups, alarm banners, trends, and numeric entry after conversion.
- Data: export required recipes, alarm history, and removable-media files.
- Acceptance: complete a production-task walkthrough before operator release.
- Large process stations: present detailed XGA graphics for local supervision and control.
- Complex machine HMIs: provide a broad touch surface for alarms, trends, and navigation.
- Legacy modular networks: retain a documented communication module where installed architecture requires it.