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Kinco GL070E and Samkoon 7-inch HMI: model-level selection guide

Compare Kinco GL070E with Samkoon EA-070B V4 and SK-070QE V3 by display, Ethernet, serial ports, cut-out and project migration.

Short answer

What does this page recommend?

A technical alternative, not a drop-in substitute

EA-070B V4 and SK-070QE V3 can be evaluated within the same 7-inch/800×480 selection intent as GL070E; this does not imply physical or software compatibility. Ethernet, serial ports, panel cut-out, brightness and rebuilding the existing project are verified per exact model.

Samkoon

ProControl products to evaluate first

The exact configuration is selected after engineering review.

EA-070B V4
Samkoon

EA-070B V4

Basic 7-inch 800×480 candidate in the single multi-mode serial-port class; Ethernet requirements are resolved separately.

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SK-070QE V3
Samkoon

SK-070QE V3

7-inch 800×480 candidate in the two-serial-channel class; the official model data lists no Ethernet.

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Technical comparison

Similar requirement, different architecture

The table explains product architectures; it is not an exact order-code selection.

Validation areaKinco GREEN Series GL070ESamkoon / ProControl candidate
Display classKinco's official page defines GL070E as a 7-inch, 800×480 TFT HMI.EA-070B V4 and SK-070QE V3 are listed on official Samkoon pages as 7-inch, 800×480 models; similar visible area alone is not a selection decision.
EthernetGL070E network interface and functions are verified from the exact GL070E hardware record.The official SK-070QE V3 page lists Ethernet as 'NO'; networking is not assumed for EA-070B V4 either. If Ethernet is mandatory, another Samkoon model is selected.
Serial communicationsGL070E serial-interface standards, isolation and simultaneous-use rules are checked in the official pin/port table.EA-070B V4 lists RS232/485/422 on COM1; SK-070QE V3 lists RS232 and RS485/422 channels. The PLC driver and pinout are confirmed separately.
Panel cut-out and depthGL070E external dimensions, cut-out, mounting depth and connector clearance are the reference for the existing panel.Samkoon drawings are overlaid directly; an adapter plate and cable rearrangement are designed if needed. The label '7-inch' does not establish cut-out compatibility.
Software and projectThe Kinco HMI project is built with Kinco's engineering environment, objects and PLC drivers.Samkoon screens are rebuilt in SKTOOL; images, addresses, alarms, recipes, trends and user access are revalidated.
Environmental and acceptance criteriaGL070E brightness, front IP, temperature, supply and EMC values establish the minimum for the existing application.The same headings for the Samkoon candidate are compared from the exact data sheet; sunlight, gloves, noise, restart and communication loss are field-tested.
Suitable scenario

When is it worth evaluating?

  • Simple machine projects needing a local 7-inch/800×480 HMI
  • Applications where serial communication is sufficient instead of Ethernet, or networking can be redesigned
  • Modernisations open to a new panel cut-out and rebuilt screen project
Migration gate

Before making a decision

  1. Record exact GL070E port, pin, Ethernet, supply and cut-out information.
  2. Inventory the existing project's PLC driver, tag count, alarms, recipes and trends.
  3. Compare EA-070B V4 and SK-070QE V3 drawings to the existing panel at scale.
  4. Verify serial electrical mode, pinout, grounding and communication speed.
  5. Test brightness, touch, restart, data writes and communication loss during FAT.
Frequently asked

Clear answers about alternatives and migration

Is this a drop-in replacement?

No. It is not a direct substitute until exact model, electrical, protocol-role, mechanical, software and certification checks pass.

What should I provide for selection?

The exact existing code, diagram or I/O list, PLC/network data, supply, environment and special functions in use.

Does being 7-inch and 800×480 mean it can be installed directly in place of GL070E?

No. Cut-out, enclosure depth, connectors, pins, software and protocol driver may differ; exact drawings and a working-machine test are required.

This content compares manufacturer-published data under the same project requirement; it does not guarantee direct substitution or project compatibility. ProControl engineering must validate exact model, revision, protocol, electrical, safety and environmental conditions.

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