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Aluminum Casing |
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Designed with aluminum casing and fins, the Box IPCs not only come with superior heat dissipation capability but also excellent corrosion resistance. This ensures the reliability in outdoor environments. |
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Fanless Design |
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Without rotating parts, such as a CPU fan, system fan, power supply fan, the Box IPCs are designed with extended MTBF and require very low maintenance. |
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Limited Internal Cabling
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For general embedded computers, cables are used for wiring between connectors and CPU boards. These internal cables may increase the risk of system failure due to broken cables, loose contacts, or mistakes in assembly. But since connectors on the Box IPCs are soldered directly on the PCB, the internal cabling inside every embedded computer chassis is strategically optimized. |
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High Tolerance to Shock and Vibration |
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| Designed with onboard CPU, memory, flash and strengthened connectors, the Box IPCs endure up to 70G of shock and 7G of vibration under operation, and are MIL-STD-810F compliant. For even greater resistance, DRAM optionally can be glued into position for use in environments specially prone to shock and vibration. |
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Superior Thermal Design |
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| Advantech’s Box IPCs are designed with heat pipes and aluminum thermal fins, supporting wide operating temperatures from -40 to 75° C. The ARK-1000/3000/4000/5000 series also come with low-voltage CPUs, industrial-grade components to meet mission critical applications. |
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Compact Size |
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Unlike the traditional IPC with sizeable chassis, the Box IPCs are compact, slim and light-weight, saving space in working areas. |
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Multiple Mounting Options |
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To meet the demands of various applications, the Box IPCs come with multiple mounting options. From DIN-rail and VESA, to wall-mount and desktop, the Box IPCs make an easy, hassle-free fit into your system. |
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