Kiosk Computers

Kiosk Computers Built for Silent, 24/7 Self-Service Duty

Fanless box PCs that hide inside your enclosure, and P-cap touchscreen panel PCs that become the kiosk face. No fan noise beside your customers, no vents pulling in dust, no site visit to press reset.

  • Fanless box PCs — silent, no dust intake at the kiosk
  • Compact 150 × 105 × 52.3 mm box PCs fit tight enclosures
  • -40°C to 70°C option for outdoor kiosks (DA-1100-N42)
  • 15.6" and 21.5" P-cap multi-touch panel PCs, IP66 front
  • 9–48 VDC input with reverse-power protection

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Fanless operating range (DA-1100-N42)
-40°C to 70°C
DA-series chassis height — fits shallow cabinets
52.3 mm
Largest P-cap multi-touch panel (SP-211C)
21.5"
Wide-range DC input on Cincoze box PCs
9–48 VDC
Industrial computing experience
30+ yrs

Which Kiosk Computer Fits Your Build?

Compact fanless box PCs to drive your display and peripherals from inside the enclosure — or touchscreen panel PCs that serve as the customer-facing screen itself.

Cincoze DA-1000

Cincoze DA-1000

Entry-level fanless box PC for signage players and single-purpose kiosks with light workloads.

  • Intel Atom E3826, 7 W TDP
  • -25°C to 70°C fanless operation
  • 2× GbE LAN, 2× COM, 4× USB
  • 150 × 105 × 52.3 mm, 0.86 kg
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Cincoze DA-1100-N42 -40°C to 70°C

Cincoze DA-1100-N42

Quad-core step-up for interactive kiosks — headroom for a touch UI, peripherals, and remote management.

  • Intel Pentium N4200 quad-core, up to 2.5 GHz
  • -40°C to 70°C fanless operation
  • 4× USB 3.2 Gen 1, 2× GbE, 2× COM
  • Triple independent display support
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Cincoze DC-1100

Cincoze DC-1100

Serial-rich fanless box for kiosks that drive receipt printers, scanners, and bill acceptors.

  • Intel Atom E3845 quad-core, 1.91 GHz
  • 4× COM (RS-232/422/485), 8-bit DIO
  • DVI-I + DisplayPort, dual display
  • -25°C to 70°C, 9–48 VDC input
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ARBOR SP-151C-1J64 450 cd/m²

ARBOR SP-151C-1J64

15.6" Full HD P-cap multi-touch panel PC with IP66 front — an all-in-one customer-facing screen for self-checkout and ticketing.

  • Intel Celeron J6412, up to 2.6 GHz
  • 15.6" Full HD, 450 cd/m² brightness
  • 2× 2.5GbE LAN, 3× COM, 4× USB
  • 66 mm deep for slim kiosk faces
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ARBOR SP-211C-1J64 2× 2.5GbE

ARBOR SP-211C-1J64

21.5" P-cap multi-touch panel PC with IP66 front for wayfinding and menu boards where a bigger canvas earns its keep.

  • Intel Celeron J6412, up to 2.6 GHz
  • 21.5" Full HD, 250 cd/m² brightness
  • 2× 2.5GbE LAN, up to 32 GB DDR4
  • 66 mm deep, M.2 storage
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Self-Service Applications These Systems Run

Self-Checkout & Point of Sale

The DC-1100's four RS-232/422/485 ports plus 8-bit digital I/O connect receipt printers, barcode scanners, and payment peripherals without USB adapters.

Ticketing & Check-In

The DA-1100-N42's quad core keeps the touch UI responsive, with 5× USB for card readers and ticket printers — silent at the counter.

Wayfinding & Directories

The 21.5" SP-211C-1J64 puts a Full HD P-cap touch surface in the kiosk face at just 66 mm deep.

Digital Signage & Menu Boards

The DA-1100-N42 drives up to three independent displays from one 0.87 kg box — one player for a whole menu-board array.

How to Build a Kiosk That Doesn't Come Back

Cincoze fanless computers powering self-service kiosk installations

Box PC or Panel PC? Two Ways to Build

A hidden box PC driving a commercial display gives you full freedom over screen size, glass, and enclosure design — the Cincoze DA-series measures just 150 × 105 × 52.3 mm and mounts on VESA, wall, or DIN rail inside the cabinet. An all-in-one touch panel PC like the ARBOR SP-151C-1J64 collapses computer, display, and P-cap touch into one 66 mm-deep unit that mounts straight into the kiosk face.

The Cincoze box PCs are fanless, so nothing pulls dust or paper lint through your enclosure.

Industrial touchscreen panel PCs for kiosk fronts

A Touch Front That Survives Public Hands

The ARBOR SP-series panels put projected-capacitive (P-cap) multi-touch behind an IP66-rated front panel — dust-tight and sealed against water jets on the customer-facing side, so routine wipe-downs and spilled drinks stay outside the electronics.

  • 15.6" SP-151C-1J64: Full HD at 450 cd/m² — bright enough for well-lit lobbies and storefront glass.
  • 21.5" SP-211C-1J64: Full HD at 250 cd/m² for indoor wayfinding and menu boards.
Cincoze DA-1100 fanless embedded computer

Engineered for Unattended 24/7 Duty

Kiosks fail in ways office PCs don't: heat inside a sealed cabinet, dirty power, and nobody on site to press reset. The Cincoze DA-series answers each one:

  • Fanless conduction cooling through an extruded-aluminum chassis — rated to 70°C ambient with no fan to clog or fail.
  • 9–48 VDC input with over-voltage, over-current, and reverse-power protection.
  • Watchdog timer that automatically resets a hung system — no truck roll to reboot a frozen kiosk.

Compare the Fanless Box PCs

Compare the Fanless Box PCs
SpecDA-1000DA-1100-N42DC-1100
CPUIntel Atom E3826, 1.46 GHzIntel Pentium N4200 quad-core, up to 2.5 GHzIntel Atom E3845 quad-core, 1.91 GHz
Operating temperature-25°C to 70°C-40°C to 70°C-25°C to 70°C
USB1× USB 3.2 Gen 1, 3× USB 2.04× USB 3.2 Gen 1, 1× USB 2.01× USB 3.2 Gen 1, 3× USB 2.0
Serial ports2× RS-232/422/4852× RS-232/422/4854× RS-232/422/485
Video outDVI-I, dual displayDVI-I, triple display with CMI moduleDVI-I + DisplayPort, dual display
Max memory8 GB DDR3L8 GB DDR3L8 GB DDR3L
Size (W × D × H)150 × 105 × 52.3 mm150 × 105 × 52.3 mm185 × 131 × 56.5 mm
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Kiosk Computer Questions, Answered

Should I use a box PC or a panel PC for my kiosk?
Use a box PC when you already have an enclosure and display in mind, or need a specific screen size, glass treatment, or orientation — the computer hides inside and drives whatever display you choose. Use a panel PC when you want the computer, display, and touch in one sealed unit that mounts directly into the kiosk face, which cuts cabling and integration work. The Cincoze box PCs here are fanless.
Why does fanless matter in a kiosk?
A fan needs vents, and vents pull dust, paper lint, and moisture into the enclosure until the fan clogs and the system overheats. Fanless designs cool by conduction through a solid aluminum chassis, so the electronics can sit in a sealed cabinet. There is also no fan noise next to your customers and one less mechanical part that can fail in the field.
Can these computers run in an outdoor kiosk?
On the electronics side, yes — the DA-1100-N42 is rated for -40°C to 70°C operation with extended temperature peripherals. Your kiosk enclosure still has to protect the hardware from rain and direct sun. The SP-series panel PCs are sealed to IP66 on the front face only, so the enclosure must protect the rear. Tell us the installation environment and we'll configure accordingly.
What is P-cap touch, and how is it different from resistive?
Projected-capacitive (P-cap) touch senses your finger through a solid glass front, supports multi-touch gestures, and feels like a modern phone — which is what kiosk users expect. Resistive touch registers pressure, works with any stylus or heavy gloves, but is single-touch and uses a softer film surface. The SP-151C-1J64 and SP-211C-1J64 featured here are P-cap multi-touch.
Can ADEK configure memory, storage, and the OS before shipping?
Yes — tell us your requirements and we'll configure memory, storage, OS, and expansion to match. The DA-1100-N42, for example, supports Windows 10 and Linux, up to 8 GB of memory, and a 2.5-inch SSD or mSATA storage.
We're rolling out a fleet of kiosks — do you support volume programs?
Yes — we support OEM and volume programs; mention quantities in your request and a US-based engineer will follow up on configuration and rollout details.

Spec the Right Kiosk Computer the First Time

Send your application details — display size, peripherals, environment — and a US-based engineer will reply within one business day.