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FEC UK provides a focused selection of POS terminals, panel PCs, kiosks, box PCs and displays designed for real-world retail, hospitality and industrial environments.
Our all-in-one EPOS with our popular PP1635 Lite stand made for small business. Designed for everyday use in shops, cafés and restaurants. Powered by Intel J6412.
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Entry tier for straightforward POS and service points, where cost efficiency and compact deployment are the priorities. Ideal for small shops, cafés, loyalty counters and basic check-in use. Powered by Intel J6412.
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Mainstream tier for everyday POS and ordering workloads, with a stronger chassis, richer I/O and more deployment flexibility. Suitable for higher-traffic tills, busier hospitality environments and estate-standardisation projects. Powered by Intel J6412.
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XPPC 7 Pro is the high‑performance end of the XPPC family, built on Intel Core platforms with H610 chipset for demanding workloads. It is intended for sites that run heavier applications, multiple concurrent services or need maximum headroom for software.
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XPPC 8 builds on the proven XPPC 7 platform with Intel N150 processing, USB-C Power Delivery and upgraded video connectivity. With up to 44% higher performance than the J6412 based generation, it offers a practical performance uplift without changing the core deployment concept.
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The KP‑Series systems are made with IP54 protection, wide temperature operation from 0°C to 50°C, wet-hand and glove touch support, and PoE for simplified installation. This helps businesses deploy durable touch solutions with less cabling and fewer operational compromises. Powered by Intel N150 or N97.
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Xelf I is the human‑centred kiosk family. The platforms are typically tailored per project, with different panel sizes, stands, printers, scanners and payment modules,so we treat them as solution‑based rather than off‑the‑shelf SKUs.
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XCOMP systems are ideal when the display, peripherals or mechanical design are fixed by the integrator, and a dedicated computing module is required behind the scenes.