Slim Wallmount Industrial Chassis IPC-507 ATX Motherboard Enclosure Dual 80mm Ball Bearing Fans

The IPC-507 is a slim wall-mount industrial chassis for projects that must use a full ATX industrial board but cannot spare depth. Its 330 mm deep body, 320 mm width and 195 mm height sit comfortably on a wall backplate or inside a shallow electrical cabinet, and the dual 80 x 80 x 25 mm ball bearing fans are mounted so they draw air across both the expansion slot area and the drive cage rather than blowing onto a single hot spot.

Two fans in this size class deliver targeted airflow with a narrow acoustic footprint, which is why the model is often specified for control rooms, laboratory benches and operator stations where a 120 mm fan would be either too deep or too loud in tone. Drive options stay flexible: one internal 3.5 inch bay plus a 2.5 inch SSD, or two 2.5 inch drives for a fully solid-state build.

• Motherboard support: Mini-ITX, microATX, ATX industrial motherboards, 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: Two 80 x 80 x 25 mm ball bearing fans, tested for continuous duty in unattended installations.
• Power supply: PS2 ATX power supply, a widely available format that avoids proprietary sourcing risk.
• Front panel: ATX power switch with system power LED, two USB type A connectors.
• Chassis dimension: 320 mm x 195 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.

The IPC-507 is used for industrial control PCs with several add-in cards, machine vision gateways, DVR builds with capture cards, protocol converters for utility substations, and small data concentrators at remote sites. Wall mounting keeps the unit out of the way in workshops and plant rooms, and the compact depth allows installation inside cabinets that could not take a 400 mm chassis.

Commissioning is straightforward: two USB type A ports and the ATX power switch with system power LED are grouped on the front panel, so operators can attach service devices and start the system without opening the cover. Inside, the board area, drive cage and expansion slots are reachable from one opening after removing the top panel, keeping field service practical for technicians without specialised tools.