Multi-functional All-in-one Mini-Computer Kit Designed for Raspberry Pi 5 (NOT included), Aluminum Alloy Case, Options for Inside PCIe adapter board

Mini-Computer Kit for Raspberry Pi 5

Designed For Raspberry Pi 5

Larger internal space, onboard rich interfaces, with strong expandability

Fast And Easy To Build Your Own Raspberry Pi 5 Mini-Computer

Version Options

• Pi5 Module BOX-A
• Supports PCIe to Gigabit Ethernet por
• Pi5 Module BOX-B
• Supports PCIe to 4-ch USB3.2 Gen1 ports
• Pi5 Module BOX-C
• Supports PCIe to M.2 interface

Note: the Raspberry Pi 5 is NOT included, please purchase separately if needed.

What’s Onboard

Pi5 Module BOX-A: supports PCIe Extending to Gigabit Ethernet port.

Pi5 Module BOX-B: Supports PCIe Extending to 4-ch USB3.2 Gen1 ports

Pi5 Module BOX-C: Supports PCIe Extending to M.2 interface

Larger Space, strong Expandability

Larger internal space, supports connecting to various HATs such as PoE HAT, etc. also with space left for cable management

comes with Pi5 HDMI and Type-C adapter

adapting Type-C, dual HDMI Female Ports, and screw terminal For Easier Connection with peripherals, Supports Two Power Supply connection methods from the front side or the back side

Dual 4K Outputs

Reserved Airflow Vents for efficient heat dissipation

supports installing cooling fan for better heat dissipation

Note:  for reference only, the cooling fan is NOT included.

How to Install

Prepare the screws as shown above

1. Connect the HDMI adapter board to the Raspberry Pi 5 first, and mounting them on the white aluminum alloy base plate with 7x ① screws.

2. Then install the PCIe expansion board according to the version you purchased (here we take the PCIe to Gigabit Ethernet adapter as an example) on the white aluminum alloy base plate with 2x ① screws, and connect the power cable and UART debug cable as shown. Set it aside for later use.

3. Fix the two wall-mount brackets with 2x ② screws and the back panel with 2x ③ screws to the case. And then install the silicone button to the position as shown.

4. Slide the Raspberry Pi 5, the adapter boards and the base plate assembled in step 2 horizontally into the bottom rail of the case. Be careful not to dislodge the silicone button.

5. Align the front panel with the interfaces and fix it with 2x③ screws.

6. Attach the top cover and fix it with 4x ③ screws to complete the assembly.

Documentations:

• Wiki

Package Includes:

• Pi5 Module BOX-A
• 1 x Pi5 HDMI and Type-C adapter 
• 1 x PCIe to Gigabit ETH adapter 
• 1 x Matal case and white aluminum alloy base plate 
• 1 x Silicone button
• 1 x PCIe cable
• 1 x Screw terminal
• 1 x Screws pack
• 1 x SH1.0 3PIN cable
• 1 x SH1.0 3PIN squid cable 
• 1 x PH2.0 3PIN cable
• Pi5 Module BOX-B
• 1 x Pi5 HDMI and Type-C adapter 
• 1 x PCIe to 4-ch USB 3.2 Gen1 adapter 
• 1 x Matal case and white aluminum alloy base plate 
• 1 x Silicone button 
• 1 x PCIe cable 
• 1 x Screw terminal
• 1 x Screws pack 
• 1 x SH1.0 3PIN cable 
• 1 x SH1.0 3PIN squid cable 
• 1 x PH2.0 3PIN cable 
• Pi5 Module BOX-C
• 1 x Pi5 HDMI and Type-C adapter
• 1 x PCIe TO M.2 Board 
• 1 x Matal case and white aluminum alloy base plate 
• 1 x Silicone button 
• 1 x M.2 Solid State Drive fixed screw 
• 1 x PCIe cable 
• 1 x Screw terminal 
• 1 x Screws pack 
• 1 x SH1.0 3PIN cable 
• 1 x SH1.0 3PIN squid cable 
• 1 x PH2.0 3PIN cable