Cabinet Space
Plan for the 245mm x 157mm x 58.5mm body and 2.05KG weight, with desktop or wall-mounted installation depending on the enclosure layout.
Fanless Control-System PC
BOX-1100 Industrial PC for Control Cabinet Integration
BOX-1100 gives system integrators a compact fanless platform for automation cabinets, transportation monitoring and industrial control rooms. Work with an industrial pc manufacturer when you need J1900 processing, dual Ethernet and serial I/O in a space-saving enclosure, and compare industrial computer manufacturers by the details that affect installation, uptime and future service.
Intel J1900Low-power quad-core platform
Fanless chassisAluminum-fin cooling
2 LAN + serialEthernet, RS232 and RS485
-20 to 60CListed working temperature
Control Cabinet Fit Checks
Confirm the BOX-1100 around the cabinet, not after installation
The strongest fit signals for this model are mechanical size, passive cooling, industrial I/O density and environmental tolerance. Treat those as early checks when the PC will sit beside PLCs, HMIs, sensors or rail-monitoring equipment.
Thermal Path
The fanless aluminum-fin design reduces moving parts and dust intake, so leave the heat-dissipation side clear instead of packing cables tightly around the chassis.
I/O Allocation
Reserve dual Gigabit Ethernet for network segmentation or redundancy, then map RS232 and RS485 channels to legacy devices, meters, sensors or controllers.
Environment Range
Match the -20 to 60C working temperature, no-condensing humidity range, vibration, shock and CE/FCC Class B EMC details with the actual installation site.
Low-power, fanless boundary. BOX-1100 combines J1900 processing, listed 11W no-load and 18W full-load power consumption, and passive cooling for deployments where lower heat and reduced maintenance matter.
Hardware & Environment
BOX-1100 parameters for integration review
| Processor | Intel Celeron J1900, listed as quad-core 2.4GHz |
|---|---|
| Memory and storage | DDR3 2G / 4G / 8G; MSATA 64G / 128G / 256G / 512G |
| Network and USB | 2 Intel Gigabit Ethernet ports and 4 USB ports |
| Display output | HDMI and VGA up to 1920 x 1080; synchronous or asynchronous dual-display support |
| Serial communication | 4 RS232 ports, with COM1 and COM2 configurable for RS485; product summary also lists 4 RS232 / 2 RS485 |
| Power | DC 12V input; AC to DC 12V/5A adapter; 11W no-load and 18W full-load listed power consumption |
| Mechanical design | Magnesium-aluminum alloy profile plus SGCC sheet metal; 245mm x 157mm x 58.5mm; 2.05KG |
| Operating environment | Working temperature -20 to 60C; storage temperature -20 to 70C; 10 to 90% relative humidity without condensing |
I/O Integration Map
Assign each interface to a control-system role
A compact industrial PC is easier to specify when every port has a job. Use this map to separate network, field-device, operator-display and expansion requirements before the configuration moves into quotation.
Ethernet Channel
2 Intel Gigabit Ethernet ports can support segmented communication paths, such as plant network plus device network, or a primary and backup link for monitoring nodes.
Serial Device Channel
RS232 and RS485 coverage gives the system room for meters, legacy controllers, sensors or signaling equipment where serial communication remains part of the line.
Operator Display Channel
HDMI and VGA outputs help pair the BOX-1100 with local monitors, HMI stations or maintenance screens, with dual display modes listed for flexible visualization.
Power and Expansion Channel
DC12V, GPIO, audio, Mini PCI-E, SIM card slot and wireless networking give the cabinet designer practical options for peripheral, signal and network planning.
Related BOX Models
Compare nearby industrial-computer options
When the control plan needs a different CPU class, operating platform or input-voltage range, these same-site BOX products give the procurement team useful comparison paths.
BOX-66XX-2P
Consider this BOX model when a Core 6th to 9th generation CPU path and wider DC 9-36V input range better match the project.
View BOX-66XX-2P
BOX-5B00
Review this RK3588-based fanless computer when the system needs an ARM platform with HDMI input, HDMI output and DP support.
View BOX-5B00
BOX-5A00
Use this Android computer path for projects that call for ARM Cortex-A55 processing, HDMI/DP output and mixed RS232/RS485 serial ports.
View BOX-5A00
BOX-2200
Check BOX-2200 when the requirement moves toward a J6412 platform, DC 9-36V input and a newer low-power BOX-series specification.
View BOX-2200Engineering Reading
Review BOX-1100 use cases from automation to transport
These short reads help align the BOX-1100 with automation, harsh-environment computing and transportation monitoring decisions. The cards stay text-only so product imagery remains reserved for the actual hardware and model comparison areas.
Efficient Integration of Industrial PCs in Automation Systems
Plan how fanless construction, dual Ethernet, serial ports and compact mounting support continuous automation control and monitoring work.
Read Automation IntegrationKey Advantages of Low-Power Industrial Computers in Harsh Environments
Review why passive cooling, low full-load power consumption and wide temperature tolerance matter in dusty or difficult operating sites.
Read Low-Power AdvantagesSelecting an Industrial PC for Transportation Monitoring and Control
Map EMC, vibration, Ethernet, RS232/RS485 and confined-space needs for transit monitoring, signaling and equipment-control environments.
Read Transportation SelectionQuotation Inputs
Prepare the configuration details that shape the BOX-1100 build
Clear project details help the technical team match the memory, storage, ports and mounting choice to the actual control environment.
- Application and environment: automation cabinet, transportation monitoring node, control room or other industrial location, plus temperature, vibration and dust conditions.
- Connection plan: Ethernet networks, USB peripherals, HDMI/VGA display needs, RS232/RS485 device count, GPIO and audio requirements.
- System configuration: preferred operating system, DDR3 memory size, MSATA storage capacity and whether wireless networking or SIM-slot use is needed.
- Installation and power: desktop or wall-mounted placement, available panel space, cable routing and DC12V power conditions.
BOX-1100 FAQ
Common integration questions
Use these answers to narrow the first specification review before the final project drawings, electrical requirements and purchasing quantities are shared.
What processor does the BOX-1100 use?
The BOX-1100 uses an Intel Celeron J1900 low-power processor, with the technical table listing quad-core 2.4GHz frequency.
Which installation methods are supported?
The BOX-1100 supports desktop installation and wall-mounted installation, so it can fit control rooms, cabinets and compact equipment spaces.
What industrial interfaces are available?
The BOX-1100 includes two Intel Gigabit Ethernet ports, four USB ports, HDMI and VGA display outputs, four RS232 ports, two RS485 ports, Line Out, Mic, GPIO and wireless networking support.
Can the BOX-1100 operate in harsh environments?
The unit is designed with fanless aluminum-fin cooling, dust-intrusion resistance, static and electromagnetic interference resistance, and a listed working temperature range of -20 to 60 degrees Celsius.
Which operating systems are listed?
The BOX-1100 technical table lists Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 and Linux as operating system options.
What information helps with a BOX-1100 quotation?
Share the target application, operating environment, mounting method, I/O requirements, memory and storage preference, display output needs, power conditions and expected quantity.
