TW1025LASC-B3PNR

A 10.1-inch touch panel PC for booking and reception points

The iiyama TW1025LASC-B3PNR packs a 10.1-inch touchscreen and an Android 16 computer into one unit measuring 259.5 x 178.5 x 28 mm. It weighs 1.1 kg without its box and is rated for 24/7 non-stop operation, which makes it suited to spaces where people book rooms, check in visitors or read information throughout the working day.

The 1280 x 800 IPS panel uses a 16:10 aspect ratio and an edge-to-edge glass front with a matte black bezel. Panel brightness is rated at 450 cd/m2, falling to 390 cd/m2 with the touch layer fitted. Horizontal and vertical viewing angles are both 160 degrees, and the cover glass is 1.85 mm thick with 6H hardness.

Touch, status lighting and tag reading

The projected capacitive layer recognises ten touch points and responds to a finger, a latex glove or a capacitive stylus. The touch layer is optically bonded to the glass, which the data links to lower light reflection and protection against humidity, useful for entrances that receive damp air or occasional spills.

An RGB LED bar runs around the screen and can show a wide range of colours, so passers-by can see whether a meeting room is free, occupied or reserved. The NFC/RFID reader communicates with enabled devices and tags held close to it, which supports badge-based check-in at room doors.

One cable for data and power

The RJ45 port supports Power over Ethernet to IEEE 802.3af at 15.4 W, so a single cable carries both the network connection and the power supply. Where cable routes are congested, or a wall point has only one data outlet, this simplifies the installation. Typical consumption is 10 W, with 0.5 W in standby and 0.3 W in off mode. An external DC 12 V power supply is also listed for the unit.

Three USB ports (one USB 3.2 Gen 1, one USB 2.0 and one mini OTG port), a mini jack audio output and a cable cover are included to keep wiring tidy. The built-in 5 megapixel camera, microphone and two 2 W speakers extend what the panel can do when your software uses them.

Where it fits in Qatar

• Corporate offices in West Bay or Lusail: a booking panel outside shared meeting rooms, showing availability from the corridor.
• Universities in Education City: room-booking points beside study and seminar spaces, where single-cable PoE reduces work in older buildings.
• Hotels around The Pearl or Msheireb: a unit at a meeting room door or concierge counter, with schedules and way-finding managed from iiSignage2.

In each case, the unit is a fixed point that staff and visitors use through the day, so the touch layer, LED status bar and 24/7 rating matter more than raw screen size.

Planning the installation

Mounting uses a 75 x 75 mm VESA pattern, and the panel can be set in landscape, portrait or face-up orientation. Before ordering, check the wall plate or stand against that pattern, plan the route for the PoE cable to the switch, and confirm the mounting height for the people who will use the touch screen.

SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys, so we can review the location, cable path and mounting before you commit. Quotations are usually issued within one working day, and we accept purchase orders (LPOs) and government tenders, including Monaqasat, with payment by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. Request a quote and we will confirm the configuration for your site.