Elo 1564L, 39.6 cm (15,6''), Projected Capacitive, 10 TP, Full HD, USB, USB-C, kit (USB), black

Elo 1564L – a touch monitor built for daily counter use

The Elo 1564L is a 15.6-inch open-frame touch monitor designed to handle the demands of a busy till point, café counter, or retail checkout. Full HD resolution (1920 × 1080) keeps the image sharp at close range, and a brightness of 450 cd/m² means the screen remains easy to read even in a well-lit shop floor or restaurant.

Ten-point multi-touch that keeps up with you

Projected Capacitive technology registers up to ten simultaneous touch points, so the screen responds smoothly whether you're tapping a single item or swiping through a menu. The 25 ms response time means the display follows your finger without any noticeable lag — which matters when there's a queue building at the counter and every second counts.

Connects to what you already have

The 1564L connects to your POS system or computer via USB-A, USB-C, DisplayPort, or HDMI. The touch interface runs over USB, and the kit includes USB-A, USB-C, and HDMI cables plus a quick-start guide so you're not hunting for leads on day one. Power cable and power supply unit are ordered separately depending on your setup.

The 75 × 75 mm VESA mount fits most standard stands and wall brackets. A 89°/178° (H/V) viewing angle keeps the image clear from the side — useful at a checkout where a customer might also need to see the screen.

Open-frame design for clean integration

The open-frame construction is made to be recessed into a custom counter build or POS housing. There's no bezel to trap crumbs or collect grime, and the flat Clear Glass surface is quick to wipe down between customers. The glass doesn't introduce glare or reduce touch accuracy.

Three-year warranty included

Elo covers this monitor with a 36-month warranty. Colour: black. Country of origin: China.

Get in touch with Vaivatta if you want to confirm compatibility with your current POS setup — we'll help you find the right configuration before anything gets ordered.