Product Description:

B&R Automation markets the 5AP920.1906-01 as a human-machine interface panel in the 5AP Single Touch Automation Panels series. The unit combines a 19-inch TFT color display with an analog resistive touch layer so operators can issue commands directly from the machine front. By concentrating visualization, input, and basic control in one IP-rated housing, the panel simplifies cabinet wiring and provides a dedicated point for status feedback and recipe entry on automated lines. Its panel format suits stations where alarms, trends, and recipe screens must remain visible at the point of operation.

The screen outputs 300 cd/m² of luminance across its 16.7 million color palette, and the native resolution of 1280 × 1024 px keeps small fonts readable during parameter checks. A diagonal of 19 in (482 mm) offers enough workspace for multi-window layouts while maintaining manageable enclosure depth. The circuitry is supplied from a regulated 24 VDC source; under nominal conditions it draws 27 W, with peak demand limited to 3.2 A at startup. An LED backlight is used to minimize heat and, with a 50,000-hour half-brightness time, supports long service intervals. The underlying TFT technology provides fast pixel response, enabling smooth trending of process values and responsive screen updates during operation.

The front side meets IP65, allowing installation on washdown equipment without additional shrouds. Three USB 2.0 Type A receptacles are available; each supports data exchange up to 480 Mbit/s, so external drives or barcode scanners can be attached without a hub. The touch layer uses an analog resistive design, which accepts gloved operation and tolerates oily residues common in machining cells. Visual clarity in bright factory lighting is supported by a contrast ratio of 1000:1, helping alarm banners, trend graphs, and interface colors remain easy to distinguish.