Aluminium Armour Blower Fan Heatsink Case for Raspberry Pi 5

SKU: TPH-105857 Brand: The Pi Hut
This is a version of our Aluminium Armour case for Raspberry Pi 5 with a high-airflow blower fan for ultimate cooling performance! If you plan to run very...
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This is a version of the Aluminium Armour case for Raspberry Pi 5 with a high-airflow blower fan for ultimate cooling performance!

If you plan to run very power-hungry projects with your Raspberry Pi 5 or keep your project in a warm environment, this might be the better option for you.

The two-part aluminium body makes direct contact (via thermal pads) with your Pi 5's critical components, ensuring excellent heat transfer - backed up by the blower fan. The fan makes use of the Raspberry Pi 5 JST fan socket connector, keeping all your GPIO pins free for your project and allowing software control based on the temperature of your CPU - keep the fan off when it's not needed!

All ports and pins are accessible including GPIO and Micro SD access, fan/UART/RTC headers and even cut-outs for the PoE, CSI/DSI and PCI-E ports.

Assembly is easy - first, secure the blower fan with the three silver screws, then fit the thermal pads (remove the backing film first), position the upper/lower sections, and finally use the four black screws to secure the case together.

Note:

  • Do not overtighten the fan screws! They only need to be finger-tight and 'just bite' - no more or you may damage the fans!
  • CSI, DSI and PCI-E ribbon cables should be fitted to the Raspberry Pi before assembling the case. You will need to disassemble the case to swap them out (which is just a matter of removing four screws).
  • Raspberry Pi not included

Features

  • Aluminium Armour Blower Fan case for Raspberry Pi 5
  • Hybrid design - heatsink and case in one!
  • Efficient passive cooling combined with high-airflow blower fan active cooling
  • Software-controllable fan - option to only turn them on when your CPU hits a certain temperature
  • Rugged aluminium body for protecting your Pi 5
  • Access to all ports and pins
  • Easy assembly
  • Colour - Matt Black

Package Contents

  • 1x Aluminium Armour body (two parts)
  • 1x Blower fan
  • 4x Body screws (black)
  • 3x Fan screws (silver)
  • 1x Thermal pad set

Raspberry Pi not included

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