Manufacturer: BECKHOFF
Product No.: CP2919-0010
Country of origin:Germany
Product Type: Multi-touch Control Panels
Payment: T/T, Western Union
Weight: 500g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Engineered to deliver high-performance human-machine interface (HMI) visualization, the Beckhoff CP2919-0010 is a rugged, built-in control panel designed for direct integration into control cabinets and consoles. This unit utilizes advanced CP-Link 4 (One Cable Display Link) technology, combining video signals, USB 2.0 data, and 24 V DC power transmission over a single standard Cat.6A cable. Featuring an elegant yet industrial-grade aluminum housing with a robust glass front, the CP2919-0010 provides precise multi-finger capacitive touch control for heavy machinery, automated production lines, and demanding industrial applications.
| Manufacturer | Beckhoff Automation |
| Model Number | CP2919-0010 |
| Display Size | 19-inch TFT display |
| Resolution | 1280 x 1024 pixels |
| Touch Technology | Projective capacitive multi-touch (PCT) |
| Interface Type | CP-Link 4 (via RJ45 connector) |
| USB Ports | 2 x USB 2.0 (rear), 1 x USB 2.0 (front panel) |
| Housing Material | Aluminum housing with continuous glass front panel |
| Protection Rating | Front: IP65, Rear: IP20 |
| Power Supply | 24 V DC (via CP-Link 4 or external 2-pin connector) |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 50 Celsius (32 to 122 Fahrenheit) |
| Mounting Method | Pull-out clamping levers for flush installation |
| Shipping Weight | 5.0 kg |
| Connector / Interface | Pin / Terminal Assignment | Functional Description |
|---|---|---|
| RJ45 Connection | CP-Link 4 Port | Connects to CP-Link 4 transmitter (DVI, USB, and power transmission) |
| 2-pin Terminal Block | 24 V DC / GND | Optional local auxiliary power supply input |
| Rear USB Ports | 2 x Type A | USB 2.0 connection for keyboard, mouse, or flash drives |
| Front USB Port | 1 x Type A (under cover) | Easy-access USB 2.0 port for maintenance and commissioning tools |
The CP2919-0010 belongs to the Beckhoff CP29xx built-in panel range. When pairing this model with host industrial PCs, verify whether your system uses an integrated CP-Link 4 transmitter card or requires an external CU8802 (USB/DVI to CP-Link 4 transmitter) or CU8803 (one-cable power transmitter) interface module. Retaining the same mounting cutout dimensions, this unit directly succeeds older analog-resistive single-touch panels of the same frame size, providing a seamless physical mechanical upgrade pathway.
To prevent localized heat concentration inside sealed enclosures, maintain a minimum of 50 mm clearance space above, below, and behind the back-chassis heat sink. Do not install the device in areas subject to continuous direct sunlight, as high UV exposure and excessive thermal radiant loading can impact touch sensitivity and shorten LCD backlight longevity.
Always use high-quality, continuous double-shielded Cat.6A S/FTP network cabling to avoid communication dropout risks in high-interference electromagnetic environments. For distances exceeding 50 meters, a dedicated local 24 V DC power feed connected directly to the unit's auxiliary power terminal is recommended to prevent voltage drops along the communication line.
Verify the control cabinet cutout matches the specified physical dimensions of the 19-inch mounting frame.
Ensure the integrated sealing gasket on the front frame is clean and properly seated to maintain the IP65 ingress rating.
Insert the panel into the cutout and secure it from the rear using the pull-out clamping levers. Tighten the clamping screws evenly.
Attach the heavy-duty grounding strap from the chassis grounding terminal directly to the cabinet’s main PE busbar.
Connect the Cat.6A CP-Link 4 cable to the RJ45 port and secure it with the cable strain relief bracket before applying system power.
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| Country of origin |
Germany
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