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EIZO Releases 24.1-inch MIL-Qualified Rugged Monitor with Maritime Standards for ECDIS/WECDIS Navigation, IBNS, and Other Mission-Critical Applications

Orlando, Florida, April 14, 2026 – EIZO today introduced the Talon RGD2403W – a 24.1-inch WUXGA resolution (1920 x 1200) rugged LCD monitor engineered for ECDIS/WECDIS navigation, IBNS (Integrated Bridge Navigation System), and mission-critical maritime operations. The RGD2403W joins the RGD2401W to expand EIZO’s 24.1-inch rugged monitor range, offering an alternative configuration tailored for specialized requirements and providing system integrators and end users greater flexibility for diverse applications, upgrades, and refreshes.

As modern naval and maritime platforms demand high-reliability visualization under the most challenging conditions, the RGD2403W delivers exceptional performance for electronic chart display, radar, and tactical situational awareness. The monitor is purpose-built for ECDIS/WECDIS applications, delivering precise and dependable visualization of navigation data essential to maritime operations. EIZO offers factory calibration for backlight brightness, gamma, and RGB color balance to ensure accurate color reproduction for electronic chart systems.

The monitor is designed in accordance with IEC 62288, IEC 62388, and IEC 61174 international standards for ECDIS and RADAR applications, ensuring performance aligned with global maritime regulations. It also meets the requirements of major maritime classification societies to comply with IMO global regulations and fully support program needs. In addition, it conforms to IEC 60945 for durability and reliable operation in demanding marine environments.

The RGD2403W is qualified to MIL standards for vibration, altitude, shock, EMI/EMC, and temperature extremes, with MIL-STD-810, MIL-STD-461, and MIL-DTL-901E, supporting deployment on surface ships and other mission-critical platforms. The front is rated IP65, making it dust-tight and resistant to pressurized water jets, and the rear IP54*, ensuring reliable operation in exposed bridge and console environments.

To maintain sunlight readability and reliability on ships and in offshore facilities, the RGD2403W features EIZO’s in-house optical bonding. This process fills the gap between the LCD module and cover glass with resin to reduce reflections and prevent condensation that can cause fogging during rapid temperature changes, enhancing operator visibility in demanding conditions.

LCD flicker can cause operator eye fatigue and impact image clarity. To address this, EIZO developed its E-LFC (EIZO LCD Flicker Compensation) algorithm, available as an option for the RGD2403W, which alleviates flicker for improving image quality and reducing eye strain.

The monitor’s dimensions and mounting points are consistent with the existing RGD2401W, ensuring a smooth upgrade path for system refreshes. It supports front-side installation via dedicated mounting holes, as well as rear installation with VESA 400 x 200 mounting that maintains shock and vibration protection, including MIL-DTL-901E.

Every Talon rugged monitor is designed, manufactured, and tested in-house by EIZO’s expert engineers. From the main controller board and circuitry to the LCD unit, optical bonding, and housing, EIZO controls the entire production process to ensure quality, minimize lead times, and provide extended lifecycle support.

Additional Features & Options

・Optional projected capacitive (PCAP) touchscreen variation with 10-point multitouch

・Inputs: DisplayPortTM, D-Sub mini 15 pin, DVI-D

・Optional Input/Output: BNC (3G-SDI), 2x input and 2x output

・Optional monitor handles

・PCB (printed circuit board) conformal coating

・Optional integrated heater for continued operation in low temperatures

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