The GT1672-VNBD-K is a 10.4-inch color VGA touch screen display from Mitsubishi's GOT1000 series. This Human-Machine Interface (HMI) features a 16-color capacity, providing clear and vibrant visuals for enhanced user interaction. It includes a USB cable for easy connectivity and integration with various Mitsubishi controllers and devices. Designed for robust performance in industrial environments, the GT1672-VNBD-K offers intuitive operation and reliable functionality for improved control and monitoring of processes.
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The GT1672-VNBD-K is a 10.4-inch color VGA touch screen display from Mitsubishi's GOT1000 series. This Human-Machine Interface (HMI) features a 16-color capacity, providing clear and vibrant visuals for enhanced user interaction. It includes a USB cable for easy connectivity and integration with various Mitsubishi controllers and devices. Designed for robust performance in industrial environments, the GT1672-VNBD-K offers intuitive operation and reliable functionality for improved control and monitoring of processes.
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