Phoenix Contact Membrane Keypads for Operator Interfaces

Phoenix Contact

March 22, 2018

With the new membrane keypads, Phoenix Contact is extending its range of industrial display and operator interfaces.

The ergonomic keypads for electronics housings of the HCS and DCS series enable application-oriented data entry via mobile handheld devices or stationary displays. Different colors and keypad layouts with up to 45 keys enable customized data entry options. In combination with the various housing formats, the membrane keypads enable individual device designs, thus increasing recognizability in the field.

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