Computer Chassis holds 14 slots in 5U rack height.
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NIC 12 chassis fits 14 PCI and ISA slots plus 12.1 in. display into 8.75 in. of rack height. Locking door prevents access to drives and controls. Chassis can be specified with All-in-One(TM) CPU cards, 1U pull-out keyboard, resistive touchscreen, and redundant power supply for fail-safe applications. Backplane can be configured with 14 ISA slots; 4 PCI/1 CPU/9 ISA slots; or 7 PCI/1 CPU/6 ISA slots. It withstands up to 122 deg F and shocks to 10 g.Original Press Release:
14-Slot Chassis Fits 12.1" LCD in 5U Rack Height
The NIC 12 chassis from CyberResearch, Inc. takes advantage of modern flat-panel displays, power supplies, and passive backplanes to fit 14 PCI and ISA slots plus an ultra-bright 12.1" display into only 5U (8.75") of rack height. A locking door prevents unauthorized access to drives and controls.
The CyberResearch(R) NIC 12 chassis can be specified with a variety of All-in-One(TM) CPU cards, depending on the user's need for power and speed. An optional 1U (1.75") pull-out keyboard is ideal for data-intensive applications, or a resistive touchscreen can be provided for use with user-friendly graphically oriented software.
A backplane with 14 full-height full-length slots can be configured to suit most industrial and scientific applications. Choose from 14 ISA slots; 4 PCI/1 CPU/9 ISA slots; or 7 PCI/1 CPU/6 ISA slots. Large heat sinks and fans on some high-speed CPUs may partially block some slots. Our applications engineers are glad to provide free configuration assistance.
NIC 12 chassis can be ordered with a redundant power supply for for fail-safe applications. They withstand temperatures up to 122°F and shocks up to 10g.
In addition to NIC 12 industrial chassis - now shipping from stock - CyberResearch, Inc., also offers panel-mount, and desktop PCs, as well as data-acquisition and motion-control systems. For more information on any of our products, call Joe Tetreault at 800-341-2525, or visit www.cyberresearch.com.
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