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Compact chassis incorporates any PCI backplane

An Amplicon product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team May 7, 2001

Amplicon's RK-604A rugged industrial 4-slot mini node chassis with pure PCI backplane and its highly compact design is ideal for applications where space is at a premium

Amplicon's RK-604A rugged industrial 4-slot mini node chassis with pure PCI backplane and its highly compact design is ideal for applications where space is at a premium, and may be used either as a wall or desk mount chassis for control/embedded applications.

This compact chassis measuring just 248 x 260 x 122 mm, made out of heavy duty steel, has been designed to incorporate any PCI backplane, but in particular the popular NuPro 775 bus backplane suitable for half-size boards.

The device operates from an in-built 105W ATX power supply with 85 - 265VAC, or optional DC input.

The easily embedded rugged steel box, with its sleek, unobtrusive design, can be hidden away for use as a PC in industrial applications.

It features two LED's located on the front panel for indicating power on and HDD, and two 3.5" drive bays which may accommodate both FDD and HDD drives.

In addition, adjustable board retention clamps protect add-on cards against vibration.

There is a 9 pin D type input/output port, and two ball bearing cooling fans with dust filters which deliver 42 CFM of air flow to dissipate any heat.

The unit operates between 0 to 60C, and is certified to UL, CSA and EN safety requirements.

Amplicon offers an Industrial PC configuration service which allows customers to take advantage of a "ready-to-go" service.

The chassis can be delivered with all peripherals and boards fitted and configured.

Highly trained specialist engineers are available to discuss all your requirements offering both pre and post sales technical support.

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