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Hatteland Series X – Generation 2 (G2) 19 Multi-Power Display w/Buttons – AC/DC 24V

Hatteland Series X G2 19 multi-power display combines button control with AC/DC 24V operation for compact marine bridge installations.

  • 19 display suits compact console spaces.
  • Buttons provide physical operating controls.
  • Multi-power supports AC/DC 24V input.
  • Series X G2 identifies platform generation.
  • Display presents connected system information.
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The Hatteland Series X G2 19 is a physical-button marine monitor for a pilothouse, bridge console, or enclosed electronics station. It does not contain charting, GPS, sonar, or radar software; it displays whatever source is connected. The 19-inch SXGA panel is aimed at marine systems that still use a 1280 x 1024 signal rather than a modern widescreen Full HD layout.

Its 350 cd/m² brightness is more appropriate inside a wheelhouse than on an open console, and the OSD buttons let the operator adjust the screen without touching the source computer. DVI-D, DisplayPort, HDMI, VGA, and SCOM provide broad video input options. Ethernet and RS-232/422/485 handle control equipment. Like the other Hatteland G2 displays, it accepts 115/230V AC or 24V DC, with IP66 protection at the front and IP22 at the rear.

Who Is This For?

This industrial marine monitor suits enclosed pilothouses, bridge consoles, and marine computers using an SXGA source. It is not ideal for an exposed deck or a buyer expecting a built-in chartplotter, because it is a display-only unit and the rear is rated IP22.

Warranty & Support

Hatteland Technology provides a 2-year standard warranty. The supplied specifications do not state warranty exclusions or service procedures.

The Hatteland 19 is the smallest Hatteland monitor in this group and the only one using a 1280 x 1024 SXGA panel. That makes it a good match for an existing bridge computer or navigation source with that output format. The trade-off is the older 4:3 aspect ratio, which is less suited to modern widescreen chart and radar layouts than the 24-inch or 32-inch models.

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