iiyama TF3215MC-B2AG 31.5-inch interactive display

Consider it for a self-service kiosk, a ticketing or check-in position, a retail information point or an industrial terminal that someone is building an enclosure for. It is bought by integrators and by anyone specifying a screen to go behind their own fascia, not as a monitor for a desk.

No. There is no operating system, no media player and no network port in its specification, so it has to be driven by a PC, a player or a kiosk controller connected to its HDMI or DisplayPort input, with USB carrying touch back to that machine. If you want a screen that runs the app itself, look at the TW panel PC range instead.

The front of the unit. That is the surface a member of the public touches and that a cleaner wipes down, so an IP65 front means cleaning fluid and a knocked-over drink are not a fault condition. The rear and the electronics are inside your enclosure, which is where the rest of the ingress protection has to come from.

Yes. iiyama lists Touch Through-Glass for this model, which means the projective capacitive layer registers a finger through a cover panel rather than needing direct contact with the display glass. The thickness and material of that panel affect touch performance, so agree them with your fabricator and test the combination before the design is signed off.

Thirty, as a HID device, and only where the connected operating system supports that many. The touch method is listed as finger, latex glove or capacitive stylus. Because the count depends on the host machine, confirm what your chosen player or PC and its driver actually expose.

The AG in the part number is the anti-glare coating, and that is the reason to choose this version. The coating cuts reflection in a bright foyer or a window position. Order the exact part number you want, because the two are otherwise easy to confuse on a purchase order.

It is rated at 425 cd/m2 with the touch layer fitted, with anti-glare coated glass and 3000:1 static contrast. That handles a bright reception or a well-lit retail floor. A screen in direct sunlight or in a south-facing shop window is a higher-brightness specification, so tell us the position and we will say whether this is the right one.

No speakers are listed for this model, and there is no network port either. If the application needs sound, plan it as part of the enclosure with the player driving an external amplifier or active speakers, and allow for the cable run when the unit is designed.

It is rated for 24/7 non-stop operation with a 50,000 hour MTBF figure and draws 32W typical, with 1.5W in standby. Its glass is rated at 6H hardness. Those are the figures to check against a consumer monitor, which is neither built nor rated for an unattended screen touched all day.

Yes. Send us the enclosure drawing or the position details and we will quote the display with the mounting and installation priced separately, so you can see each cost. Tell us the player or PC you intend to use as well, since the video and USB runs have to reach it.