IPC-607MB Quiet Safety Wallmount Industrial Chassis Supports ATX Industrial Motherboard

The IPC-607MB puts the drives where technicians can reach them. Two 3.5 inch external bays sit behind the front panel for removable caddies and recording drives, while two internal 2.5 inch mounts take SSDs for the operating system, so a drive swap never requires pulling a wall-mounted chassis off its bracket. The 331 mm x 196 mm x 406 mm body accepts full ATX industrial motherboards and a standard PS2 ATX power supply.

A 120 x 120 x 25 mm dual ball bearing fan rated at 84.15 CFM draws air through a replaceable washable filter on the front panel, which is the right arrangement for dusty environments such as woodworking plants, foundries, agricultural equipment rooms and unsealed warehouse offices. Cleaning the filter takes seconds and protects both the fan and the board from conductive dust build-up.

• Motherboard support: Mini-ITX, microATX, ATX industrial motherboards, so one enclosure covers several board families and reduces spare parts inventory.
• Drive configuration: Two 3.5 inch external bays and two internal 2.5 inch bays, mounted internally to keep cabling clear of the airflow path.
• Cooling: One 120 x 120 x 25 mm dual ball bearing fan (84.15 CFM), tested for continuous duty in unattended installations.
• Power supply: PS2 form factor ATX power supply, a widely available format that avoids proprietary sourcing risk.
• Front panel: Replaceable and easy-to-clean air filter, HDD active and system power LEDs, system reset switch and ATX power switch, two USB type A connectors.
• Chassis dimension: 331 mm x 196 mm x 406 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.

This model is used for DVR and NVR recorders with removable storage, industrial file servers in dusty plants, video analytics nodes, plant historian PCs and test stations where operators need to change drives frequently. Front-accessible external bays also suit applications with rotating offline backup, a common requirement in utilities and process industries.

The front panel groups two USB type A ports, the ATX power switch, a system reset switch, and HDD activity and power LEDs, so a technician can power cycle the unit, attach a service keyboard or check drive activity without opening the case. The top cover comes off after loosening thumbscrews, exposing the board area, drive cage and fan for maintenance.