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Industrial Workstations with PICMG1.3 Backplane [PCIe/PCI]
GO-414SR-WS134U 19″ rack industrial workstation on a PICMG 1.3 backplane for SHB boards
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GO-414SR-WS13 is the industrial workstation on a PICMG 1.3 backplane configuration of the GOMA GO-414SR chassis, 4U 19″ rack. The chassis measures 483 × 177 × 510 mm. The rear provides 14 expansion slots.
The boards validated for this version include ROBO-8115VG2AR and SPCIE-C246, for Intel Xeon, Core, Pentium and Celeron processors. The front carries a removable, washable air filter.
At a glance
- Architecture standard: PICMG 1.3
- Number of slots: 14
- Mounting: Rack Mount
- Cooling: Fan (active)
- Operating temperature: 0~50
Technical specifications
| Other I/O | Fronte: Porta drives con serratura, 2 x USB · Retro: Alloggiamento per 14 bracket full height, 2 x COM e 1 x PS |
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| Architecture standard | PICMG 1.3 |
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| Number of slots | 14 |
| Rack units | 4 |
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| Dimensions | Chassis 4U - 483 x 177 x 510 mm |
| Mounting | Rack Mount |
| Chassis material | Acciaio pre-zincato |
| Chassis color | Nero, beige o altri colori su richiesta |
| Front panel buttons | Power On/Off e System Reset |
| Other features | Struttura per drives ammortizzata Barra di ritenzione schede ad altezza regolabile |
| Cooling | Fan (active) |
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| Air filter | 1 filtro per l’aria rimovibile dal fronte |
| Humidity | 10–95 |
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| Storage temperature | -20–70 |
| Operating temperature | 0~50 |
Data extracted from the manufacturers' technical sheets: the official product spec sheet remains the reference for final confirmation.
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