Scan code: LN37702 Manufacturer code: S003B

CiT S003B micro-ATX Slim PC Case

CiT S003B Black Slim micro-ATX/ITX Case Desktop or Tower with 300W PSU

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Scan code: LN37702 Manufacturer code: S003B

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Product Overview CIT S003B Slim Micro ATX or ITX Case, provides one solution for users looking for a Micro-ATX Desktop or ITX case with a 300W power supply included

Built-in Card-Reader - The CiT S003 Comes with a 3-in-1 Card-Reader built-in
Comes with 1 x 8cm Top Cooling Fan
Supports Micro ATX Power Supplies
4 x Half-Height Expansion Slots Features • Form Factor: Micro ATX
• Motherboard Support: Micro ATX, Mini ITX
• PSU Support: Micro ATX
• Gaming Case: No
• Water Cooling Ready: No
• Dimensions: 99mm x 306mm x 400mm (W x H x D)
• Packaging Dimensions: 160mm x 368mm x 446mm (W x H x D)
• Body Material: 0.5mm SECC Metal
• Front Bezel Material: Plastic
• Side Panel: Vented
• External Bays: 1 x 5.25” External
• Internal Bays: 2 x 3.5” Internal
• Drive Bay Notes:
• Expansion Slots: 4 x Half-Height
• Cooling Front: None
• Cooling Top: 1 x 8cm Fan
• Cooling Rear: Vented
• Cooling Side: Vented
• Cooling Bottom: Vented
• IO Ports: 2 x USB 2.0
• 1 x HD Audio
• 1 x Microphone
• Front Bezel Colour: Black/Silver
• Body Colour: Black
• System Cabinet Features: Comes with Built-in 3-in-1 Card-Reader
• PSU Included: Yes
• Net Weight (KGs): 3.1 KGs

Specifications
Case Edition
Case Form Factor
Motherboard Form Factor	MicroATX
Material	SECC
Front/ Side/ Top Panel	1 x Card Reader 1 x Headphone 1 x Mic In 2 x USB 2.0
Drive Bays	2 x 3.5" Internal 1 x 5.25" External
Expansion Slots
Fan Bays	1 x 80mm
Fans Included	1 x 80mm
Front Radiator Compatibility
Top Radiator Compatibility
Bottom Radiator Compatibility
Rear Radiator Compatibility
Side Radiator Compatibility
Window	No
Power Supply Form Factor
Max PSU Length
Max CPU Cooler Height
Max VGA Card Length
Colour	Black
Dimensions	99 x 295 x 365 (WxHxD mm)
Weight

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