Brand:Schneider PLC Item No.:HMIDT752 Product Origin:France Product Dimensions:414 × 295 × 69 mm Product Weight:5 kg Payment:T/T, Western Union, Credit Card Goods_stock:15 Shipping Port:Xiamen, China Lead Time:1-3 Days Condition:Brand New And Original Warranty:1 Year Certificate:COO
The Schneider HMIDT752 Touchscreen Display Module is a high-performance industrial HMI display designed for applications requiring advanced visualization, flexible integration, and reliable operator interaction. As part of the Harmony GTU series, it provides a wide 15.6-inch touchscreen interface suitable for displaying machine graphics, production data, alarms, and process information.
With its FWXGA resolution, projected capacitive multi-touch technology, and compatibility with Harmony GTU Box Modules, the HMIDT752 delivers a modern operator experience for industrial automation projects. Its large display area and modular architecture make it a strong choice for machine builders and system integrators developing efficient and user-friendly control solutions.
• Designed for advanced industrial HMI applications requiring a large-format touchscreen interface for machine visualization, process monitoring, and operator control.
• Suitable for factory automation, packaging machinery, production lines, energy systems, and industrial equipment requiring detailed graphical operation displays.
• Provides a flexible visualization solution for Schneider Electric Harmony GTU platforms where high-quality graphics, intuitive interaction, and reliable industrial performance are required.
Key Strengths at a Glance
• Features a 15.6-inch wide color TFT LCD display with FWXGA 1366 × 768 resolution, providing enhanced visibility for complex industrial interfaces.
• Uses projected capacitive multi-touch technology with high durability, supporting smooth operator interaction and modern HMI operation methods.
• Supports integration with Harmony GTU Premium and Open Box Modules, enabling scalable and flexible automation terminal configurations.
Technical FAQs
Q1: What is the primary function of the Schneider HMIDT752?
The Schneider HMIDT752 is a Harmony GTU Smart Touch Display Module designed to provide industrial visualization and operator interaction functions for automation systems.
Q2: Which Schneider Electric product family does the HMIDT752 belong to?
The HMIDT752 belongs to the Harmony GTU series of modular industrial HMI display solutions.
Q3: What display technology is used in the HMIDT752?
The HMIDT752 uses a color TFT LCD display with a 15.6-inch screen size and FWXGA resolution of 1366 × 768 pixels.
Q4: What type of touchscreen technology is integrated into this model?
The HMIDT752 uses projected capacitive multi-touch technology, designed for responsive operation and long service life in industrial environments.
Q5: Which Box Modules are compatible with the HMIDT752?
The display can be combined with compatible Harmony GTU Premium and Open Box Modules to create complete HMI systems.
Q6: What communication interfaces are available on the HMIDT752?
The display provides integrated USB 2.0 Type A and USB 2.0 Mini-B interfaces, while additional communication capabilities depend on the connected Box Module.
Q7: What should be checked before replacing an existing HMIDT752 unit?
Engineers should confirm Harmony GTU compatibility, Box Module configuration, HMI project compatibility, power requirements, and panel mounting conditions before replacement.
Q8: How does the HMIDT752 improve industrial operation efficiency?
It provides a larger visualization area and responsive touchscreen control, helping operators monitor processes, manage parameters, and improve machine operation efficiency.
Q9: Is the HMIDT752 suitable for continuous industrial operation?
Yes, it is designed for indoor industrial installations with features supporting long-term operation in automation environments.
Q10: What engineering software is used with the HMIDT752?
The HMIDT752 works as part of Harmony GTU HMI systems configured through Schneider Electric-compatible HMI engineering software.
