Industrial panel PC and workstation terminal manufacturer | Android 11 and Windows dual platform, 9 sizes from 5 to 32 inch
Sales +86 13689562640 sales03@szxtiot.com Tech +86 13828891549 13828891549@szxtiot.com
Selection · Mounting

Mounting decides usability: four options compared

The same unit mounted too high makes the operator look up, too low makes them bend, and an undersized arm wobbles. Mounting is not an accessory question; it is part of workstation design. The four common options below set out suitable models, dimensions and cable routing.

Four mounting options

MountingApplicable ModelsKey points
Z bracket (standard)XT802C / D / E / E-X86Four mounting holes for wall mount, 30–40mm pole clamp or shelf side panel; screen face sits about 60–90mm from the wall
VESA01 (standard or optional)XT802F / F-X86 / G-X86Standard hole pattern for wall bracket, floor stand or swing arm; match arm load rating to unit weight
Panel cut-outXT802E / E-X86 (35mm thick)Cut a 242×173mm opening with 5mm clearance all round and 20mm behind the back plate for airflow
Floor standXTCM215 (XT215-Bracket)Floor standing with a weighted base; add bollards beside walkways

Viewing angle: three numbers set the position

  • Screen centre height: 1.2–1.4m for standing work; 25–35cm above the bench for seated work; 1.5–1.6m for boards.
  • Viewing distance: Screen diagonal × 2.5 (cm) gives a comfortable distance: about 30cm at 5 inch, 55cm at 10.1 inch, 80cm at 15.6 inch.
  • Tilt: Tilt the screen face down 10–15° to cut glare from ceiling lights; do not exceed 20°, or the hand has to lift to touch.

Cabling and power

  1. Power supply: With a socket, use DC 12V; with just a network cable, use the PoE version (48V) and a switch that supports it or an injector.
  2. Then cable exit direction: With the Z bracket, cables exit below the back plate and run down the pole to the trunking; inside a swing arm leave 10cm of slack against pulling.
  3. Secure the harness: Fix with cable ties or clips every 30cm to avoid abrasion from constant movement; route network and power cables separately to reduce interference.
  4. Leave service access: Leave 5cm between bracket and wall for plugging cables and cleaning dust.
Dusty or oily workstations: Add a dust cover or sunshade, tilt the screen face down, and wipe with a neutral cleaner once per shift. Do not use alcohol on the printed border long term, and do not blow compressed air into the vents.
XTIOT workstation terminal in use on a production line
On site: scan at the station, confirm on screen, report to MES
XTIOT workstation terminal in use on a production line
On site: scan at the station, confirm on screen, report to MES
XTIOT workstation terminal in use on a production line
On site: scan at the station, confirm on screen, report to MES

FAQ

What pole diameter does the clamp take?

The clamp supplied with the Z bracket fits common 30–40mm line poles; thicker poles or square tube need a different clamp, which can be made to order from the pole section dimensions.

Will a swing arm wobble?

It depends on arm length and unit weight. The 15.6 inch unit weighs 2.38kg; an arm rated over 5kg with a reach within 400mm is generally stable. For 21.5 inch and above, use a floor stand or wall mount.

Does embedded mounting affect cooling?

Yes. The back plate is the main heat path, so leave at least 20mm of space after the cut-out and do not cover the back with insulation or enclose it in a sealed cabinet. In a cabinet, add a fan or louvred vents.

The wall is insulated sandwich panel. Can I wall mount?

Sandwich panel needs a backing plate or through-fixing to the studs; self-tapping screws into thin sheet are not enough. For heavier units (15.6 inch and above), use a floor stand or a reinforced bracket.

Describe your workstation and we will provide a configuration you can install directly

Describe the process, cycle time, scanning distance and software environment (MES / ERP / in-house), and we will provide a model, bracket and port proposal within 24 hours.