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Panasonic puts IP66 rated LCD to the test

16 June 2011

Neil Colquhoun, general manager of European Sales for Panasonic’s Professional Visual Displays division, introduces the company’s new LCD ranges including a demonstration of its IP66 rated TH42-LFP30W getting very wet.

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