Akasa Max S Fanless Case for Intel NUC

Akasa Max S Fanless Chassis for 5th Generation Intel NUC boards, Slim ODD Support, 2.5" SATA HDD/SSD, UCFF 4"x4"

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Scan code: LN66841 Manufacturer code: A-NUC18-M1B

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Product Overview Fanless case for 5th Generation Intel® NUC boards

Supports both Tray loading / Slot loading slim ODD and 2.5” SATA HDD / SSD Features Aluminium fanless CPU cooling design
• Stylish front panel diamond effect
• Support both Tray loading / Slot loading slim ODD
• Support one serial port
• Support IR remote function
• Compatible with the following Intel® NUC Board: NUC5i5MYBE / NUC5i5MYHE / NUC5i3MYBE / NUC5i3MYHE / NUC5i5RYH / NUC5i5RYK / NUC5i3RYH / NUC5i3RYK

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Akasa Max S Fanless Case for Intel NUC