14 CATALOGUE MODELS · 15″–80″ · UP TO 64 POINTS
Multi-touch, sized for the surface
Every infrared frame is technically multi-touch; this family is where the manufacturer groups the models sold specifically on multi-user performance — interactive tables, retail walls, gaming surfaces and business displays where several hands work at once. Touch-point counts run from 10 on compact panels to 20 as the line standard, with the frame platform specified up to 32, 40 and 64 points on large formats. Our guide to how many touch points you really need explains why the right number is usually smaller than the biggest number on a datasheet.
Catalogue models in this family
- 80″ IR touch panel, aluminium frame, gaming
- 75″ IR touch overlay, industrial, size customised
- 65″ aluminium touch overlay kit
- 60″ business overlay kit — dustproof, vandal-proof, anti-glare positioning
- 55″ IR frame overlay, 20.7 mm profile width
- 48″ IR panel, 10 points, size customised
- 40″ aluminium IR multi touch frame
- 32″ 10-point IR frame, 10 ms
- 24″ aluminium IR overlay, 10 ms, business
- 17″ IR/capacitive overlay kit (XT-17), 10 points
- 17″ IR frame (YCL-K17), 10 points, plug-and-play
- 15.6″ IR touch screen (YCL-K15.6)
- 15″ multi touch frame (YCL-K15), 10 points
- 15″ touch panel for interactive LCD (XT-15)
| Touch points | 10–20 on listed models; platform specified to 64 on large frames |
|---|---|
| Response | 10 ms class on panel models; under 8 ms on selected frames |
| Interface | USB, single cable |
| Use profiles | Interactive tables, retail, gaming, business displays, industrial |
For two-user and four-user table projects, start the inquiry with the surface dimensions and the software you run — simultaneous-user behaviour depends on the application as much as on the frame. Gaming projects should also read the gaming application page.