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VM46L-Z / VP46L-Z Key Feature

These displays offer 500 nits of brightness, FHD (1920×1080) resolution, and use ADSDS technology

Designed for 7×24 operation with a typical light source lifetime of 50,000 hours

Supports both landscape and portrait installation and includes RS232 control

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Description

• ADSDS Technology
• FHD Resolution
• 500nits
• 7 × 24 Operation
• 1.7/ 0.88mm Slim Bezel
• Auto Gamma and HDR Calibration
• RS232 Control
• Landscape & Portrait Installation Support
• VESA Mounting Interface

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