Fanless Industrial PC
Fanless mini industrial PC for edge computing and machine control, with wide temperature operation and serial or digital I/O.
A fan is the first thing to fail in a dusty cabinet, and it also pulls the dust in. A fanless industrial PC moves heat through the enclosure itself, so there is no intake to clog and no bearing to wear out. The board is built for a wide temperature range and for power that is not clean, and it usually offers the serial ports and digital I/O an office PC does not have. It is normally mounted on a DIN rail or a panel inside the machine it serves.
How it is specified
- Processor class and memory, sized to the workload on the machine
- Storage: SSD, eMMC or a removable card, and whether a second drive fits
- Operating temperature range, and the vibration rating
- I/O: serial ports, digital I/O, USB, and the number of network ports
- Power input range, and whether wide DC or ignition input is needed
- Mounting: DIN rail, VESA, or a panel bracket
- Operating system support, watchdog timer, and remote management options
Where it is used
- Machine control and HMIs on plant floors
- Edge computing and data collection nodes
- Kiosks, ticketing and self-service terminals
- Vehicle, marine and outdoor cabinets
At a Glance
| Product Category | AI Computing & Data Center Series |
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