VFD220C OCOM 20X2 Characters with 7mm Height Characters Double Line VFD Customer Display for POS System
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-49 Pieces US$40.00
50-99 Pieces US$36.00
100+ Pieces US$33.00
Sepcifications
- Screen Size 20*2
- Installation Vertical
- Type N/a
- Touch Screen Type Non Touch
- Screen Technology LED
- Interface Type USB
- Remote Control N/a
- OS Windows
- Customized Customized
- Transport Package Each 1PCS One Box, 1.5kg
- Specification 30*23*10cm
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/ODM
- Origin China
- Display Color Blue-Green
- Display Method Vacuum Fluorescent Display
- Display Mode 2lines*20characters
- Brightness 700CD/M2
- Interface RS232 (Serial) or Us
- Baudrate 2400/9600 BPS,
- Mtbf 40,000 Hours
- Power Supply DC5V 1A
- Certificate CE,RoHS,FCC
Product Description
Features Double lines 20*2 characters VFD display Support 26 countries languages Pole height is adjustable 360 degree rotation angle Supports ESC/POS and CD5220 command 3 kinds of different height for you choose General Frame color Black / white/Cyan Display Color Blue-Green ...
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