SEA-C65 / C67 Military Computers

Advanced IP65/67 Waterproof Computer with 7th Generation Intel® Core™ Mobile-U Processor

Features

Intel® 7th Gen (Kabylake-U) Processor Core™ i5-7300U, Core™ i3-7100U
1x 260-pin DDR4 SODIMM. Max up to 16GB • Single display supported by 1x VGA (waterproof connector)
2x LAN by M12 X-Code 8-pin
1x RS-232/422/485 by M12 D-Code 8-pin, 1x USB 3.0(waterproof connector), 2x USB 2.0 by M12 D-Code 8-pin
1x 2.5″ SATA HDD bay and 1x mSATA (shared by 1x Mini PCIe)
2x Full-size mini PCIe for communication or expansion modules,2x internal SIM socket
Full system IP65 level dustproof & waterproof
9 to 50VDC wide range power input supporting AT/ATX mode
-40°C to 70°C extended operating temperature

Data Sheet

SEA-C65-C67-series

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