Elo 2703LM Touchscreen Monitor

Healthcare Touch Screen Monitor

The Elo 03-Series of Touch Screen Monitors designed for the Healthcare applications includes four sizes – a 19-inch square aspect ratio display and 22, 24 and 27-inch wide aspect ratio displays. With a compact form factor and clean design for easy integration the 03-Series monitors are well-suited for point-of-sale, point of information, signage and hospitality applications. Additionally, the 03-Series complies with IEC60601-1 4th edition requirements and is IP54 certified to support healthcare installations.

The clear glass touch screens with Elo's industry-leading TouchPro® PCAP technology offer wide viewing angles with excellent image clarity, resolution, and light transmission for accurate touch response and vivid images. With up to 10 touches enabled, the 03-Series Monitors provide a tablet-like experience.

The 03-Series Medical Grade Touch Screen Monitors offer flexibility for installation in a variety of healthcare environments — from exam rooms and lab clinics to patient check-in and pharmacy check out. Whether you need a touch screen at a nurse's station to enable support or as a directory to help patients and visitors get around the healthcare facility, the line of 03-Series monitors can support increased communication among patients and healthcare providers.*

Optional privacy screen can be used as an additional physical safeguard for private health information or sensitive administrative data. Whether you are a physician or a patient, privacy matters.

Some healthcare applications require a display with flexibility of movement to support the appointment with a patient. With handles connected to the monitor, a physician can easily move the display to a comfortable orientation.

Delivering a seamless experience from patient check-in to check-out is important, so monitor placement matters. The monitors can be mounted on a stand or any mount compatible with VESA configuration — allowing integrators to meet the IT monitor placement requirements demanded by healthcare providers.