Akasa Newton H NUC Case
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Akasa Newton H NUC Case
Scan code: LN55288 Manufacturer code: A-NUC03-M1B
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Akasa Newton H NUC Case

Akasa Newton H Aluminium Fanless Case for Intel NUC D34010WYB & D54250WYB with 2 USB3.0, Audio & IR Support
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Scan code: LN55288 Manufacturer code: A-NUC03-M1B
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Product Overview Fanless case for 4th Generation Intel® NUC boards

Features • Aluminium fanless CPU cooling design
• Ideal for business, education and embedded environments
• Form factor: UCFF 4" X 4"
• Support IR remote function
• Suitable for VESA mounting
• Antenna fitting holes
• Kensington lock
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Akasa
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