Medical Tablet Computers and Waiting Room Displays

Medical series tablets
Model	Screen	Chipset	OS	RAM + storage	Resolution	PoE	NFC
WH1018TWall mount, call handle	10.1"	-	Android	2GB/16GB (4+32GB optional)	1280*800	Yes	Support
WH1336TWall mount, call handle	13.3"	RK3568	Android 11	2GB + 16GB	-	-	-

Model numbers link to the full specification. Blank cells: ask for the current datasheet.

Models on this page

WH1018T10.1 inch wall mount medical Android tablet with call handle10.1" / Android
WH1336T13.3 inch RK3568 wall mount medical Android tablet13.3" / RK3568 / Android 11

Bedside and nurse call

The 10.1 inch model lists a call handle, a 5MP front camera, NFC and Ethernet with 3G/4G. The 13.3 inch model runs RK3568 with Android 11. Both run your nurse call or patient information app on Android.

Waiting room and door-side displays

A wall tablet outside a consulting room shows the clinician, the queue and the next patient. It connects to the hospital system through your app over Ethernet or Wi-Fi. PoE keeps the door frame free of power outlets.

Specify these in your inquiry

RAM and storage tier. Several models list two tiers.
Android version. It follows the chipset, see the OS column.
PoE, NFC, camera, 4G: optional on many models.
GMS or AOSP, launcher lock-down, ADB access.
Housing color and logo method.
These are information and call terminals, not certified medical devices. Cleaning and housing requirements should be stated up front.

Choosing between the two medical tablet computers

Two wall-mount models appear on this page: the WH1018T and WH1336T. Screen size and the call handle are the main things separating them. Need a 10.1 inch panel with a built-in handle for bedside or nurse call work? The WH1018T's your pick. It supports PoE and NFC, so one Ethernet cable carries data and power, and it reads staff badges or patient tags. Base spec is 2GB RAM and 16GB storage. A 4GB/32GB tier is optional for heavier apps.

The WH1336T is a 13.3 inch panel without a handle, based on what we publish. It runs an RK3568 chipset and Android 11. That matters if your software team targets a newer API level. The bigger screen helps in waiting rooms or door-side displays where patients read from a distance. Before you shortlist, check which optional modules you need: camera, 4G, PoE, NFC. Some are listed only on the 10.1 inch model.

Specifying your RFQ for a hospital bedside tablet

A hospital bedside tablet is a wall mount Android device, but the RFQ should go beyond the diagonal. Start with the app requirements: Android version, RAM and storage tier, and whether you need GMS or an AOSP build. For a nurse call tablet, state how the call handle should behave, whether the front camera is used for video calls, and what cleaning agents the housing will face.

Then list connectivity. PoE is the cleanest option in a ward, but if the room lacks PoE switches, you'll need a power adapter or a different wiring plan. NFC support is listed on the WH1018T, so say if you need badge or tag reading. 4G is an option on some models, useful when the hospital Wi-Fi is restricted. Finally, give us your housing color and logo method. We can silk print, metal badge, or change the boot animation under our OEM scope.

Integration notes and our limits

These tablets run Android. So your team owns the patient info app, the nurse call app, the launcher-all device management. We preload apps, lock down the launcher, and leave ADB open for your engineers during development. We don't certify the tablet as a medical device. We don't handle patient data or network security either. Payment or identity features? Those depend on your certified reader and app, not our board.

Our in-house checks cover appearance and function, and we answer inquiries within 24 hours. Need a different screen size? Check our wider Android tablet line or the rugged tablets for harsher environments. Got a cleaning protocol or a specific mounting bracket? Tell us, and we'll say what's possible with the standard housing.

Common questions

Can the medical tablet run a custom nurse call app?

Yes. The tablets run Android, so you can install your own APK or we can preload it during production. We can also set a custom launcher, lock the device to that app, and leave ADB open for your developers. The WH1336T runs Android 11 on RK3568, while the WH1018T runs Android with a listed optional RAM upgrade to 4GB. We do not develop the nurse call software itself.

Is the medical tablet certified for hospital use?

No. These are information and call terminals, not certified medical devices. They carry CE, FCC and RoHS per model, and our factory holds ISO 9001, but they are not listed for patient monitoring or life-critical functions. If your hospital requires a specific medical electrical safety standard, you should state that in the RFQ and we will confirm whether the current housing and power design can meet it.

What mounting and wiring options do the wall tablets support?

Both models are wall-mount. The WH1018T lists PoE support, so a single Ethernet cable can handle data and power if your switch supplies IEEE802.3at or af. NFC is also listed on that model. The WH1336T does not list PoE or NFC in our table, so you would need a local power source and a separate reader if required. Tell us your bracket style and cable entry, and we will match the housing.

Medical tablet computers for wards and waiting rooms