Parking Products WBPLS42ZW 42inch Vehicle Inquiry Terminal
Parameter
| Model: | |
| Display system: | A 32-inch LCD display |
| Humidity: | 20%~90% (relative, non-decompression) |
| Working Temperature: | -20℃ ~ +45℃ |
| Touch times: | Over 60 million times |
| Cabinet interface: | The RJ 45 network interface |
| Working Voltage: | AC220V±10% |
| Power Dissipation: | ＜ 20 0W |
| System | Android 9.0 |
| Communication control: | USB joggle |
| Incoming unit: | Capacitive touch screen |
Table 3.1 Query the terminal technical parameters table
Product Description
The query terminal serves as a crucial graphical car search system device. Primarily installed at the elevator entrance or the
entrances and exits of parking lot personnel, it's an essential part of parking management. This query system combines an
LCD touch screen with a host machine. Owners can effortlessly locate their vehicle's parking position by simply entering the
license plate number and parking number. The system then presents the parking area as an electronic map, facilitating quick
access to the car. Moreover, it features an advertising function, adding extra value. In summary, it's a practical and
multi-functional equipment that not only eases the car retrieval process but also offers advertising possibilities for various
uses. 
Product features:
- Use the input license plate number, and display the optimal car search route and other information in the way of electronic map;
- Query system adopts industrial design, the surface of luxury car paint, professional spray plastic treatment, simple and generous;
- Using 42-inch HD industrial LCD display clear, touch does not drift, good user experience;
- Support sound output, in the idle state can be used as an advertising release terminal equipment, high utilization rate.
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Product installation
The vehicle positioning query system is generally arranged at the elevator entrance or the parking lot personnel passage. Only need to provide AC220V power supply and network cable, the system can work normally.
