17 Inch IP67 Waterproof Marine Monitor with Quad HDMI

Maritime Navigation and Bridge Systems

The SL17W serves as the perfect multi-function display for modern vessel bridges, simultaneously showing electronic chart displays (ECDIS), radar, AIS, weather information, and camera feeds. The quad-input capability eliminates the need for multiple monitors, reducing clutter and simplifying bridge layouts. Remote control operation allows helmsmen to manage displays without leaving their station, while the sunlight-readable screen ensures critical navigation data remains visible in all lighting conditions.

Vessel Engine Control and Monitoring

Engine room operators rely on the SL17W to monitor multiple systems simultaneously. Connect engine management systems, fire detection panels, bilge monitoring, and CCTV cameras to the four HDMI inputs. The GPIO and RS232 interfaces integrate directly with PLC-based control systems, while the wide temperature range and fanless design ensure reliable operation in hot engine rooms. Split-screen capability allows engineers to compare data from multiple sources instantly.

Commercial Fishing Operations

Fishing vessels benefit from the ability to monitor fish finders, chart plotters, weather radar, and deck cameras simultaneously. The waterproof touch interface continues functioning even when wet from sea spray, while the anti-glare coating and 1500 nits brightness ensure visibility in bright sunlight. Picture-in-picture mode allows captains to keep navigation charts visible while monitoring net cameras or fish finder sonar.

Yacht and Superyacht Helm Stations

Luxury yacht owners demand both functionality and aesthetics. The SL17W's aluminum construction with customizable logo and professional finish complements high-end helm stations while providing the rugged reliability required for offshore passages. Connect cockpit cameras, entertainment systems, navigation equipment, and vessel monitoring systems to create a comprehensive helm display. The low blue light feature reduces eye strain during night sailing.

Offshore Industry and Workboats

Offshore supply vessels, crew transfer vessels, and workboats operate in demanding conditions requiring ruggedized equipment. The SL17W's IP67 rating, shock resistance, and wide temperature range make it ideal for mounting on open decks and in machinery spaces. Use it to monitor crane operations, ROV feeds, positioning systems, and cargo operations simultaneously. GPIO outputs can power peripheral equipment or interface with industrial control systems.

Harbor Pilot and Tug Operations

Pilots and tug masters require instant access to multiple information sources. The quad HDMI input allows simultaneous display of portable pilot units, ship's navigation systems, docking cameras, and communication displays. The compact 17-inch size fits easily in cramped pilot station spaces, while the split-screen functionality enables quick reference between multiple systems during critical maneuvering operations.

Marine Research and Survey Vessels

Research vessels benefit from the ability to display data from multiple scientific instruments, sonar systems, positioning equipment, and underwater cameras simultaneously. The RS232 interface integrates with legacy scientific equipment, while USB connectivity supports modern data acquisition systems. The wide operating temperature range supports operations from polar to tropical regions.

Military and Naval Applications

Naval vessels require displays that can withstand combat conditions and operate reliably in any environment. The SL17W's vibration resistance, sealed construction, and EMC Class B compliance make it suitable for military installations. The GPIO interface supports integration with weapon systems and tactical displays, while the multi-window capability allows simultaneous monitoring of radar, communications, and tactical information.

Ferry and Passenger Vessel Operations

Ferry captains use the SL17W to monitor navigation systems, CCTV cameras showing vehicle decks and passenger areas, AIS traffic, and communication systems. The anti-glare screen remains visible to bridge crew while minimizing reflections that could interfere with external visibility. Remote control capability allows quick display changes during busy boarding operations.

Maritime Training Simulators

Training facilities incorporate the SL17W into bridge simulators to replicate real vessel display systems. The quad input capability allows connection of multiple simulation computers, while the touch interface provides realistic interaction training. The monitor's professional specifications ensure trainees experience the same equipment they'll encounter on actual vessels.

Dock and Port Control Stations

Port operators use the SL17W to monitor vessel traffic, security cameras, automated mooring systems, and cargo operations from harbormaster offices and dock control rooms. The IP67 rating allows installation in outdoor control stations exposed to weather, while the GPIO interface connects to dock lighting and equipment control systems.

Autonomous and Remote Vessel Operations

Unmanned surface vessels (USVs) and remotely operated vessels incorporate the SL17W for remote control stations. The quad display capability shows multiple camera angles, navigation systems, and vessel status simultaneously. RS232 and GPIO interfaces integrate with autonomous control systems, while the robust construction ensures reliable operation during extended unmanned missions.

Across all these scenarios, industrial panel PCs and IP-rated touch monitors provide a stable and reliable display solution where consumer-grade screens cannot perform. Whether for waterproof environments, outdoor installations, embedded automation, or mobile systems, these industrial displays are designed to support continuous operation and demanding usage conditions.