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Black 7-inch touch monitor with capacitive screen and HDMI input

Lilliput

Lilliput 779-70NP/C/T 7" HDMI Touch Monitor

SKU CH-N1C7-228TV

A 7-inch HDMI monitor with 10-point capacitive touch, 400 cd/m² brightness, auto-dimming sensor, and VGA plus composite inputs

  • TypeHDMI & Touch Monitor
  • Cabinet ColorBlack
  • SpecificationsDisplay Screen:7" LED backlit, 16:9;Resolution: 800 x 480, 8
  • FeaturesMulti-touch capacitive screen, Lux auto brightness, Integrat
  • 10-point capacitive touch enables precise multi-finger control
  • Lux auto brightness adjusts screen output to ambient light automatically
  • Integrated dustproof front panel protects the display in harsh environments
  • I/O control interface supports reverse-trigger and host power functions
  • HDMI, DVI, VGA and AV inputs cover legacy and modern sources

Compact 7-inch HDMI touch monitor

The Lilliput 779-70NP/C/T is a 7-inch LED-backlit display with a 16:9 aspect ratio and 800 x 480 native resolution. It accepts HDMI, VGA and composite video signals and supports input voltages from DC 7 V to 36 V. The 10-point capacitive touch panel works with Windows 7 or later and Android devices. Integrated dustproof front glass protects the screen in demanding environments.

Low power draw and auto brightness

Typical current consumption is 450 mA across the wide DC input range. A built-in light sensor adjusts backlight intensity automatically to match ambient conditions, reducing power use and improving visibility. The panel delivers 400 cd/m² brightness and a 500:1 contrast ratio with 140° horizontal and 120° vertical viewing angles. No active cooling is required for normal operation.

10-point capacitive touch decides fit

This monitor is suited for embedded projects, kiosks or vehicle installations that need multi-touch input on a small HDMI display. It is not for buyers who require a higher native resolution than 800 x 480 or a larger screen diagonal for desktop productivity. The I/O control interface adds reverse-trigger and host power-control functions for specialised integration.

Highlights

  • 10-point capacitive touch enables precise multi-finger control
  • Lux auto brightness adjusts screen output to ambient light automatically
  • Integrated dustproof front panel protects the display in harsh environments
  • I/O control interface supports reverse-trigger and host power functions
  • HDMI, DVI, VGA and AV inputs cover legacy and modern sources

Specifications

BrandLilliput
Model779-70NP/C/T
TypeHDMI & Touch Monitor
Cabinet ColorBlack
SpecificationsDisplay Screen:7" LED backlit, 16:9;Resolution: 800 x 480, 8bit, suport up to 1920 x 1080; Contrast Ratio:500:1;Brightness:400cd/?;Viewing Angle:140°/120°(H/V); Input Signal: HDMI, VGA, AV;Input Voltage:DC 7-36V;Current: 450mA;Power Consumption: =4.5W;Audio Output: =1W
FeaturesMulti-touch capacitive screen, Lux auto brightness, Integrated dustproof front panel, I/O control interface, HDMI, DVI, VGA & AV inputs, High contrast: 500:1, High brightness: 400cd/m².

Questions about this item

How do I wire the 7-36 V DC input and the I/O control interface for auto power-on?

Connect a 7-36 V DC supply to the power jack and wire the I/O control interface to the vehicle reverse trigger or host power-switch line; the interface can be configured to turn the monitor on and off with the host.

What part of the 10-point capacitive touch panel is most likely to need replacement after heavy use?

The capacitive touch panel itself is the wear item; it is rated for long life and high transmittance, but prolonged heavy tapping can eventually degrade touch accuracy.

At what ambient temperature does the 400 cd/m² brightness limit become a constraint during continuous operation?

In very bright daylight the 400 cd/m² peak brightness and 500:1 contrast ratio may not overcome glare, so direct sun on the 7" panel is the practical viewing limit.

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