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X2 e


2 extreme – Rugged HMIs for tough environments


X2 extreme panels are certifi ed by all major classifi cation societies. Designed to perform in rugged environments and in hazardous areas where gases, vapors and dust are present. Environmental capabilities include temperatures from -30°C to +70°C, high vibrations and high-pressure wash-downs. Create smart solutions boosted by iX HMI soſt ware and WARP Engineering Studio.


X2 series. Strong. Stylish. Smart.


Certifi ed for marine and hazardous environments


The X2 panels meet extended classes of marine certifi cations and are certifi ed for use in hazardous areas.


High vibration and fully sealed


Panels are tested to 4 g RMS sweep sine for vibration and 40 g 11 ms half sine for shock. Fully sealed versions with M12 connectors are IP66, NEMA 4X/12.


Extreme temperatures


Extreme -30°C to +70°C operating temperature range guarantees trouble- free use in the harshest environments.


Add control by CODESYS


Choose optional integrated IEC 61131-3 PLC functionality by CODESYS. Just add remote I/Os for a scalable, cost-eff ective solution.


iX soſt ware – why you’ll love our hardware


The iX soſt ware gives you smart communication tools. iX combines top class vector graphics and easy-to-use functions that provide reliable operation, and almost limitless connectivity to your other equipment.


Learn more at www.beijerelectronics.com/X2extreme


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