Advantech 19" 4U Industrial Rack-Mount Motherboard Chassis: Front-Accessible Drive Bays and 500W ATX PSU

ACP-4020MB-50B

Motherboard version with 500W ATX PSU

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The ACP-4020 is a 4U rack-mount computer chassis for PICMG backplanes or ATX motherboards, with front-accessible drive bays for quick access. The ACP-4020 comes supplied with either a 300W or 500W power supply and a front-accessible 120mm fan and filter for quick maintenance.

Impulse can supply the ACP-4020 chassis along with our range of industrial motherboards, components and peripherals for fully configured rack system solutions, built and tested to your exact specifications in our UK manufacturing facility.

For more information regarding the APC-4020 4U rack-mount chassis or our rack system and assembly services please contact our technical sales team on 01782 337800 or alternatively submit an enquiry.

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Advantech 19" 4U Industrial Rack-Mount Motherboard Chassis: Front-Accessible Drive Bays and 500W ATX PSU

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