RuggOn XR10 Military Panel PC
The RuggOn XR10 Military Panel PC is built around an industrial-grade chassis rated to IP67, supporting robust deployment in defence and tactical environments. It endures extreme shock and vibration, surpassing MIL-STD-810G standards, and operates reliably across temperatures from -40°C to +71°C. Equipped with an Intel Core i7 processor, the XR10 balances computational power with energy efficiency for continuous use. The 10.4” XGA display offers 1300 nits brightness with multi-point resistive touch for clear visibility and user interaction in bright outdoor conditions.
Comprehensive I/O options include isolated RS-422/485 ports, multiple Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, USB 2.0, CAN bus, and analogue video input capabilities via mini-PCIe. Ignition sensing and MIL-STD-461F electromagnetic compliance enhance integration in military vehicles and ensure operation amid electronic interference. The XR10’s rugged design is optimised for demanding workflows requiring reliable, field-ready computing and robust connectivity in military and industrial vehicle deployments.
XR10 Features
- MIL-STD-810G shock and vibration certified
- IP67 dust and water resistant enclosure
- Wide operating temperature range -40°C to +71°C
- MIL-STD-461F electromagnetic compatibility compliant
- Intel Core i7 processor with multiple secured I/O ports
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Manufacturer
Certifications & Standards
Ruggedness
Mounting Format
Screen Size
Processor
Country Of Manufacture
Taiwan
System
Intel® Core™ i7-6822EQ Quad core processor 2.0GHz (Turbo Boost up to 2.8GHz) 8GB DDR4 XRDIMM, up to 16GB M.2 2242 SATA MLC SSD x 2
Display
10.4” TFT LCD XGA (1024 x 768) 1300 nits (typical) Multi-point resistive touch
Expansion
MXM 3.0 Type A Mini-PCIe slot x 2
I/O Interface
Power
28 VDC Nominal input Ignition sense with time delay setting Compliance with MIL-STD-1275E
Environmental
IEC 60529 IP67 MIL-STD-810G : Vibration, shock, salt fog Operating temp : -40° C to +71° C
EMC
MIL-STD-461F
The RuggOn XR10 Military Panel PC is designed and engineered for use in demanding environments where reliability, durability and application suitability are essential. The XR10 supports a wide range of industries and operational applications.
Common deployment industries include: Aerospace, Defence And Military, Emergency Services, Energy and Utilities, Industrial Manufacturing, Marine And Offshore, Rail And Transport, Security And Surveillance.
Across these sectors, the XR10 is typically used in applications such as Emergency Dispatch And Incident Management, Field Data Capture And Reporting, Health, Safety, And Compliance Inspections, Industrial HMI And Machine Interfacing, Mobile Workforce Operations, Secure Communications And Command-And-Control, Temporary Deployments And Mobile Command Units, Vehicle-Mounted Computing (MDTs / VMCs).
These examples demonstrate the versatility of the XR10 across both industry sectors and real-world operational use cases. Its suitability extends well beyond the scenarios listed above, making it a flexible solution for a broad range of requirements.
For further information, or to assess whether the XR10 is appropriate for your specific application, please contact us.
The RuggOn XR10 Military Panel PC comes with a Standard Manufacturers Limited Warranty + Option To Extend against defects in workmanship and materials, effective from the date of shipment (unless otherwise agreed in writing).
To receive service under this warranty, the eligible product, RuggOn XR10 Military Panel PC, must be presented to RUGGED in the United Kingdom.
For more information about the RuggOn XR10 Military Panel PC or to arrange repairs and services not covered by the warranty, please visit the warranty section on our website.
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At RUGGED, we recognise that every project has its own unique demands. If you have any questions about the RuggON XR10 or need a custom Rugged Panel PC solution designed specifically for you, our team of technical experts are ready to assist you.
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RUGGED offers free technical support for the lifetime of products you purchase. This includes help with setup, troubleshooting, and integration. Support is available online or directly from the technical team.
Industrial panel PCs are generally planned for longer production lives than consumer hardware, but the period varies by model and depends on the availability of the processor and other components. For OEMs and fixed deployments, ask for the stated product lifecycle, the end-of-life notification process and any last-time-buy terms before you design a model into your equipment.
Customisation is often possible for volume projects. Typical requests include operating system images, branding, bezel or colour changes, I/O or memory configurations and bracket designs. Minimum quantities and lead times vary. RUGGED’s product specialists can help you scope what is realistic for your project.
Only a small number of panel PCs carry specific hazardous-area approvals. A general-purpose panel PC, however rugged or well sealed, must not be used in a hazardous area.
If your site is classified, check the exact certificate for the model you intend to buy and confirm that it covers your zone and any conditions of use. The classification of the area is the responsibility of the site owner or a competent person, so involve your safety officer or a qualified assessor in the decision. Do not rely on an ingress protection rating as a substitute for a hazardous-area approval.
Front IP65 means only the front face is sealed against dust and water jets. The rear and sides are not rated, so the body must sit inside a cabinet, enclosure or machine housing that protects it. Full IP65 means the whole unit, including the rear, is protected, so it can be mounted in the open.
IP69K is a higher rating that covers close-range, high-pressure, high-temperature spray, as used in food and washdown areas. It is normally paired with stainless steel housings and sealed connectors. Check the rating for each model, because ingress protection varies, and make sure cables and glands do not break the seal during installation.
A fanless panel PC is the usual choice for dusty, dirty, vibrating or washdown environments. With no moving parts or air vents, there is nothing to clog or wear out, and the enclosure can be fully sealed. Heat is passed through the chassis instead.
The trade-off is that passive cooling limits how much processing power can be sustained, so the most demanding workloads, such as heavy vision processing, may suit a fan-cooled design. Fan-cooled units need clean, ventilated air and occasional filter or fan maintenance. Match the cooling method to your ambient temperature, processing load and cleaning regime, and check the thermal limits stated for the specific model.
Common options are panel or flush mounting, where the unit sits in a cut-out with clamps or brackets; VESA mounting for arms and stands; open frame, where the unit is built into your own equipment; rack mounting; and yoke or pedestal mounting for free-standing stations. Not every model offers every option, so confirm what each one supports.
Before ordering, check the cut-out dimensions and tolerances, the panel thickness the clamps can hold, and the depth needed behind the panel for the body and for cable bend radius. Allow clearance for ventilation and service access as well. A mechanical drawing from the datasheet makes this check straightforward.
Projected capacitive (PCAP) touch is the usual choice today. It offers multi-touch, a smooth glass surface that is easy to clean, and good optical clarity. Many PCAP screens can be tuned to work with gloves or with water on the surface, but this varies by model and controller, so check the specification.
Resistive touch responds to pressure, so it works with any stylus, thick glove or object, but it is usually single-touch and the flexible top layer is less clear and more prone to wear. Choose PCAP for modern interfaces and washdown cleaning, and consider resistive where heavy gloves or non-conductive tools are essential.
Choose x86 processors if you need to run standard Windows or Linux software, including existing industrial applications, drivers and SCADA packages. They generally offer higher performance but draw more power. ARM processors, typically running Android or Linux, use less power and suit dedicated HMI and embedded applications built for those platforms.
For Windows, industrial panel PCs are often supplied with IoT Enterprise editions, which are licensed through embedded channels and designed for fixed-function devices with long support periods. Licensing terms differ between versions and suppliers, so confirm which edition is included, or whether you must buy it separately, before specifying. RUGGED’s product specialists can help match software to hardware.
Start with the real ambient range at the mounting point, including heat from nearby equipment and sun on an enclosure. Standard panel PCs are typically rated for normal indoor conditions, while wide-temperature models are built for cold stores, outdoor cabinets or hot plant rooms. Ratings vary by model, so read the stated range and any conditions attached to it.
For sunlight readability, look at the display brightness, measured in nits, together with optical bonding and anti-glare treatment. Bright, bonded displays stay legible in direct light, but brightness and bonding choices can affect the temperature range, so check both figures together.
About RuggON
RuggON is a Taiwanese manufacturer of fully rugged tablets, vehicle-mount computers and data terminals built for the harshest field and in-vehicle conditions.
View all 21 RuggON productsRequest a QuoteRuggON specialises in rugged tablets, vehicle mount computers, in vehicle data terminals and rugged handheld and OEM systems. A notable strength is its in vehicle and vehicle mount range, including the VULCAN vehicle mount computers and RuggVMC data terminals, which suit fleet, logistics, warehousing and transport operations. Alongside these, RuggON produces fully rugged tablets for mobile field use and OEM rugged computers, including a military panel PC, for integration into specialist systems. This breadth lets the brand serve both mobile workers and fixed in vehicle or embedded applications. RuggON’s focus is purpose built ruggedness engineered for sustained industrial and field deployment.
Yes. Vehicle mount and in vehicle computing is one of RuggON’s core strengths. The range includes the VULCAN line of vehicle mount computers and the RuggVMC family of in vehicle data terminals, designed for fleet, logistics, warehousing, ports and transport operations. These devices are engineered to handle the vibration, shock, dust and temperature variation of vehicle based use, and to mount securely in cabs, forklifts and other equipment. RuggON also offers handheld and tablet form factors for operators who move between vehicle and on foot tasks. Exact specifications, mounting options and connectivity vary by model, so review each product page to match the device to the vehicle environment.
RuggON engineers its rugged tablets, vehicle mount computers and data terminals to recognised durability standards, commonly including IP ingress protection and testing to MIL-STD-810 for shock, vibration, drop and environmental resilience, which matters for handheld and in vehicle use alike. Exact ratings vary between models and form factors, so the specification of each device should be confirmed on its product page before purchase. This engineering is what allows RuggON hardware to operate reliably through the dust, knocks, moisture and temperature swings of industrial, transport and field environments, where standard commercial devices would quickly fail and cause costly downtime.
Yes. RuggON’s range includes OEM rugged computers and a military panel PC within its RUGGED O.E.M line, designed for integration into specialist and embedded systems where standard hardware is unsuitable. These products serve applications that require rugged computing built into larger platforms, vehicles or fixed installations, including defence and industrial automation contexts. Alongside the OEM line, RuggON offers fully rugged tablets, handhelds and vehicle mount computers, giving system integrators a single rugged source across multiple form factors. Configurations, certifications and integration options vary by model, so buyers and integrators should confirm the exact specification on the individual product page when planning a deployment.
RuggON rugged hardware is used across logistics, warehousing, ports, transport and fleet operations, field service, manufacturing and industrial automation, with OEM and military panel options extending into defence and embedded systems. Its vehicle mount computers and in vehicle data terminals are particularly suited to fleet and warehouse environments, while its rugged tablets and handhelds support mobile field workers. These are settings where vibration, dust, moisture and temperature extremes are constant and equipment reliability directly affects throughput and uptime. The breadth of RuggON’s range lets organisations standardise on one rugged brand across vehicle mounted, handheld and embedded applications within a single operation.
Buyers choose RuggON for purpose engineered rugged hardware across a wide range of form factors, from handheld tablets to vehicle mount computers and OEM panel PCs. Its particular strength in in vehicle and vehicle mount computing makes it a strong fit for logistics, fleet, warehousing and transport operations, while its rugged tablets and handhelds suit mobile field work. Devices are engineered to recognised standards such as IP ingress protection and MIL-STD-810 testing on many models, supporting reliable operation in dusty, vibrating and variable temperature environments. For organisations that need both mobile and fixed in vehicle rugged devices, RuggON offers consistent ruggedness across the whole deployment from one source.
RuggON’s range includes a GNSS RTK flight controller within its rugged data terminal line, aimed at high precision positioning and control applications such as unmanned and survey related tasks. This sits alongside its rugged tablets, handhelds and vehicle mount computers, broadening RuggON’s coverage into precision positioning use cases. As with all specialist devices, the exact GNSS capability, accuracy and configuration vary by model, so buyers should confirm the full specification on the individual product page to ensure the device meets the positioning and platform requirements of their application. This breadth illustrates how RuggON extends rugged engineering beyond conventional mobile computing.
RuggON is a Taiwanese manufacturer of rugged computing hardware, with a catalogue spanning rugged tablets, handheld data terminals, in vehicle and vehicle mount computers, and OEM rugged systems. The brand is built around devices that operate reliably in demanding industrial, transport and field environments where vibration, dust, moisture and temperature extremes are routine. RuggON’s range reaches from handheld rugged tablets to fixed vehicle mount terminals and military grade panel PCs, giving it broad coverage across mobile and embedded use cases. Buyers choose RuggON when they need purpose engineered rugged hardware for logistics, fleet, field and industrial deployments rather than consumer devices adapted for tough conditions.