Compact Wallmount Industrial Chassis IPC-306 microATX Enclosure 120mm Fan ATX PSU

The IPC-306 is a narrow-footprint wall-mount industrial chassis that gives microATX builds a full 120 mm cooling fan without turning into a deep cabinet. Its 270 mm width and 330 mm depth suit the vertical panel space inside electrical enclosures, machine columns and wall-mounted control stations, while the 190 mm height leaves room for a standard PS2 ATX power supply and full-height add-in cards.

The drive layout is deliberately flexible. Buyers can fit one 3.5 inch internal drive plus one 2.5 inch drive for a system SSD, or drop the 3.5 inch cage entirely and run two 2.5 inch drives for a fanless, shock-tolerant storage configuration. Combined with a low-noise 120 mm ball bearing fan, the result is a quiet, serviceable enclosure for equipment that runs unattended for years in a workshop or utility room.

• Motherboard support: Mini-ITX, microATX, so one enclosure covers several board families and reduces spare parts inventory.
• Drive configuration: One internal 3.5 inch and one 2.5 inch bay, or two 2.5 inch bays, mounted internally to keep cabling clear of the airflow path.
• Cooling: One 120 x 120 x 25 mm ball bearing fan, tested for continuous duty in unattended installations.
• Power supply: PS2 ATX power supply, a widely available format that avoids proprietary sourcing risk.
• Front panel: HDD active and system power LEDs, system reset switch and ATX power switch, two USB type A connectors.
• Chassis dimension: 270 mm x 190 mm x 330 mm (W x H x D), suited to wall, panel or machine frame mounting.
• Finish: powder-coated beige steel with deburred edges and captive thumbscrews on the service cover.
• Service access: board area, drive cage and fan mounts reachable from a single opening for fast field repair.

Common uses include industrial PC nodes for MES and SCADA software, gateways for building automation and energy monitoring, video walls and digital signage controllers, dental and laboratory imaging workstations, and compact NAS or backup boxes for small offices. Because the chassis mounts on a wall or machine frame, it can sit next to the equipment it serves, which keeps cable runs short in retrofit jobs where pulling new conduit would be expensive.

The front panel groups two USB type A ports, the ATX power switch and a system reset switch together with HDD activity and power LEDs, so field technicians can start, reset and diagnose the unit without removing covers. The removable top panel gives access to the drive cage and the ATX power supply bay in one opening, which keeps field service time to a few minutes.