Two finished industrial computers standing side by side on a pale bench: a slim fanless Mini-ITX enclosure with fine heatsink fins, and a taller rack-mount unit with a closed faceplate

Product category · Group E · embedded & other

Embedded & industrial computing

Twenty-eight models across six form factors, qualified from −20 °C plant floors to +60 °C cabinet air on a 9–36 V DC rail.

Send us your board specification The Group E sites

Line-up

Industrial motherboard models, customisable on an OEM/ODM basis

Form factors

2.5-inch, 3.5-inch, 3.5-inch Wide, NANO-ITX, Mini-ITX, NUC

Operating range

−20/+60 °C

Stated range on the wide-temperature boards — ask for test conditions

Power input

9–36 V DC

Surge, reverse-polarity and brown-out protection on the wide-voltage input

01Connection layer · what we supply

Six form factors, chosen by
the enclosure you already have.

28 models6 form factors1 supplier site

Three finished fanless industrial computers in a row, each a closed enclosure with fine heatsink fins and no panels open — Fig. A **Finished units, closed.** The board never leaves the enclosure on this page.

A slim fanless industrial computer enclosure in close view, matte grey aluminium with heatsink fins and a closed front panel of ports — Fig. B **Fanless by design.** No moving part to fail in a cabinet.

Two finished industrial single-board computers in closed protective housings on a brushed-steel bench, one with a plain heat spreader across its top face — Fig. C **Group E — embedded & other.** Two sites, two very different product lines.

Six form factors, one line-up
Form factor	Where it goes	What decides the choice
2.5-inch SBC	Compact instruments and gateways	The smallest format in the line-up
3.5-inch SBC	Kiosks, HMIs and vehicle systems	The workhorse format
3.5-inch Wide	The same jobs with more margin	Wider input and thermal headroom
NANO-ITX	Small industrial boxes and signage	A standard mounting pattern
Mini-ITX	Systems that need expansion	Standard mounting and expansion slots
NUC	Digital signage and edge boxes	Small and serviceable compute module

02Connection layer · who builds it

The named site
behind this category.

1 supplier siteGroup EShenzhen

GEOLiNK

Industrial motherboards in six form factors, built for wide temperature and wide-voltage DC input, with OEM/ODM customisation.

28 models6 form factors−20/+60 °C9–36 V DCPer-batch reflow records

CEFCCCCC

SMT, assembly, burn-in and packaging sit under one roof in Shenzhen, so a process change shows up in the records rather than in a field failure.

Three finished fanless industrial computers in a row, closed enclosures with heatsink fins and no visible circuit boards — Fig. D **Three of the finished formats** this line-up ships in.

Two finished industrial computers side by side on a pale bench, both closed, with a neat row of ports along each front face — Fig. E **One enclosure, one board.** The format follows the cabinet, not the other way round.

Two finished industrial single-board computers in closed housings on a bench, with an e-ink shelf label standing upright beside them — Fig. F **Group E again.** The same two sites also carry the retail hardware line.

03Decision layer · industrial suitability

Four specifications decide
whether it survives the cabinet.

TemperaturePowerTraceabilityLifecycle

A finished fanless industrial computer enclosure in close view on a plain surface, a closed front panel with an even row of ports and no circuit board visible — Fig. G **Sealed, finned and screwed down.** Industrial suitability shows in the enclosure first.

01Temperature−20 °C plant floor to +60 °C cabinet air on the wide-temperature boards. Ask for the test conditions, not only the range.

02Power input9–36 V DC with protection against surges, reverse polarity and brown-outs: the line that prevents the field failure.

03TraceabilitySMT, assembly, burn-in and packaging under one roof, with per-batch reflow verification kept in the records.

04LifecycleAsk for a written end-of-life notice period and a last-time-buy commitment before design freeze.

A wide production floor seen from a raised viewpoint, three rows of identical assembly machines and painted walkways — Fig. H **A second source inside the network.** Four PCB partners plus our own 45,000 m² factory.

Two finished industrial computers on a bench, one fanless enclosure with heatsink fins and one rack-mount unit with a closed faceplate — Fig. I **Alternates defined in advance** so a substitution is not a re-qualification.

04Trust layer · compliance

Where the emissions limits
actually bite.

FCC Part 1562368-1CCC

Three finished fanless industrial computers in a row with closed enclosures

Part 15: the class is a marketing limit

Class A is equipment marketed for commercial, industrial or business use, and cannot be sold into the residential market.

Class A 79–66 dBµVClass B 66–56 dBµV10 m vs 3 m

A single technical drawing sheet seen from above with a pen, folding dividers and one teal sticky tab

§15.101 sets the route

Most unintentional radiators may take either a Supplier's Declaration of Conformity or Certification. Scanning receivers and radar detectors must be certified.

SDoCCertificationEmissions, not safety