Rugged Fanless Computers

Rugged Fanless PCs Rated for 50 Grms Shock and -40°C to 70°C

Cincoze DS, DX, and DV series systems cool by conduction through an extruded-aluminum enclosure — no fan to fail — and back it up with EN 50155, MIL-STD-810, and E-Mark certifications.

-40°C to 70°C operation at 35W TDP — no fan
50 Grms shock / 5 Grms vibration (DS-1200, DX-1100)
9–48 VDC input with OVP, OCP, reverse-power protection
MIL-STD-810G/H tested: DS-1400, DV-1100
EN 50155 rail certification on all featured models

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Fanless Operating Range (35W TDP): -40°C to 70°C
Shock Rating, DS-1200 & DX-1100: 50 Grms
Wide-Range Power Input: 9–48 VDC
Rail Certification, All Featured Models: EN 50155
Industrial Computing Experience: 30+ yrs

Which Rugged Fanless PC Fits Your Job

All four run -40°C to 70°C at 35W TDP on 9–48 VDC and carry EN 50155 rail certification — the differences are compute generation, I/O, and size.

EN 50155

Cincoze DS-1200

8th/9th Gen workhorse for machine control and data acquisition that has to survive shock, vibration, and deep cold.

8th/9th Gen Intel Core / Pentium / Celeron (LGA1151)
-40°C to 70°C fanless at 35W TDP
50 Grms shock, 5 Grms vibration
2× GbE, 2× RS-232/422/485, 8× USB, 2× SIM

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EN 45545-2

Cincoze DX-1100

Xeon-capable rugged system for transportation and heavy industry — the pick when serial I/O and rail or vehicle certifications matter.

8th/9th Gen Intel Core or Xeon (Intel C246)
-40°C to 70°C; EN 50155 dry heat test at 85°C
50 Grms shock, 5 Grms vibration
2× GbE, 4× RS-232/422/485, RAID 0/1/5/10

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MIL-STD-810G

Cincoze DS-1400

Current-generation flagship for compute-heavy edge workloads that still need -40°C starts and MIL-STD-810G toughness.

12th/13th Gen Intel Core up to Core i9
Up to 96 GB DDR5-5600, ECC or non-ECC
-40°C to 70°C fanless at 35W TDP
Hot-swap 2.5" bay, RAID 0/1/5/10, 2× SIM

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MIL-STD-810H

Cincoze DV-1100

Compact 2.52 kg system for vehicles and tight enclosures that still needs full rugged ratings and current-generation compute.

12th/13th Gen Intel Core up to Core i9
-40°C to 70°C fanless at 35W TDP
1× 2.5GbE + 1× GbE, 2× RS-232/422/485
2.52 kg; DIN rail, VESA, or wall mount

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Where Rugged Fanless PCs Earn Their Keep

Plant-Floor Machine Control

Line control and data acquisition mounted to machinery — vibration-rated hardware with no fan to clog with airborne dust.

On-Vehicle Systems

9–48 VDC input, optional 12V/24V ignition sensing, and E-Mark certification on the DX-1100 and DV-1100 for equipment fleets and specialty vehicles.

Rail and Wayside

EN 50155 and EN 50121-3-2 on all four featured models; the DX-1100 adds EN 45545-2 railway fire-protection compliance for onboard installs.

Outdoor and Remote Enclosures

Runs from -40°C to 70°C in unheated cabinets, with a software-programmable watchdog timer on every featured model for unattended recovery.

Rugged in Numbers, Not Adjectives

Wide operating temperature range illustration

Cooling With Nothing to Break

Every system on this page cools by conduction: the extruded-aluminum enclosure is the heatsink, so there is no fan bearing to wear out and no airflow pulling dust through the electronics.

All four models: -40°C to 70°C with 35W-TDP processors and extended-temperature peripherals
DX-1100: complies with the EN 50155 dry heat thermal test — 85°C for 10 minutes
Higher-TDP CPUs carry documented narrower ranges (for example, 51–65W CPUs in the DS-1200 are rated -40°C to 45°C)

Shock and vibration resistance illustration

Shock and Vibration, Quantified

The ratings come straight from the spec sheets:

DS-1200 and DX-1100: 50 Grms shock and 5 Grms vibration resistance
DS-1400: MIL-STD-810G tested, with a front-accessible hot-swap 2.5" bay and RAID 0/1/5/10
DV-1100: MIL-STD-810H tested in a 2.52 kg package

Configure any of them with mSATA or M.2 solid-state storage to remove the last moving part from the system.

Power protection and safety features illustration

DC Power Built for Vehicles and Plants

All four systems accept 9–48 VDC and protect themselves with over-voltage, over-current, and reverse-power protection. For on-vehicle duty, an optional CFM module adds 12V/24V power ignition sensing — the DS-1400 version includes delay time management for clean startup and shutdown with the vehicle.

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The Four Rugged Models Side by Side

The Four Rugged Models Side by Side
Spec	DS-1200	DX-1100	DS-1400	DV-1100
CPU options	8th/9th Gen Core / Pentium / Celeron	8th/9th Gen Core / Xeon	12th/13th Gen Core up to i9	12th/13th Gen Core up to i9
Memory	2× DDR4-2666, up to 64 GB	2× DDR4-2666, up to 64 GB	2× DDR5-5600 ECC/non-ECC, up to 96 GB	1× DDR5-5600, up to 48 GB
Operating temp (35W TDP)	-40°C to 70°C	-40°C to 70°C	-40°C to 70°C	-40°C to 70°C
Shock / vibration	50 Grms / 5 Grms	50 Grms / 5 Grms	MIL-STD-810G	MIL-STD-810H
LAN	2× GbE	2× GbE	2× GbE	1× 2.5GbE + 1× GbE
Serial ports	2× RS-232/422/485	4× RS-232/422/485	2× RS-232/422/485	2× RS-232/422/485
Key certifications	EN 50155, EN 50121-3-2	EN 50155, EN 45545-2, E-Mark	EN 50155, MIL-STD-810G, UL	EN 50155, MIL-STD-810H, E-Mark
Mounting	Wall	VESA / DIN rail / wall	Wall	DIN rail / VESA / wall
Weight	4.3 kg	3.6 kg	4.5 kg	2.52 kg

Rugged Fanless PC Questions, Answered

How can a fanless PC run reliably at 70°C?

By conduction cooling: the extruded-aluminum enclosure acts as the heatsink and moves processor heat to the outside surface, so there is no fan bearing to wear out and no airflow pulling dust into the electronics. The featured Cincoze systems are rated -40°C to 70°C with 35W-TDP processors and extended-temperature peripherals; higher-wattage CPU options carry documented narrower ranges — for example, 51–65W CPUs in the DS-1200 are rated to 45°C.

What does a 50 Grms shock rating actually mean?

Grms expresses shock and vibration energy as root-mean-square acceleration, so it describes sustained, random mechanical stress rather than a single drop. The DS-1200 and DX-1100 are rated for 50 Grms shock and 5 Grms vibration, and the DS-1400 and DV-1100 are tested to MIL-STD-810G and MIL-STD-810H respectively. Specifying mSATA or M.2 solid-state storage instead of a rotating drive keeps the whole system inside those ratings.

What is the difference between MIL-STD-810 and EN 50155?

MIL-STD-810 is a US military environmental test method covering shock, vibration, temperature, and humidity; the DS-1400 is tested to revision 810G and the DV-1100 to revision 810H. EN 50155 is the European standard for electronic equipment on railway rolling stock, covering temperature, humidity, shock and vibration, and power-supply variations. All four models featured on this page carry EN 50155; the two standards are complementary rather than interchangeable.

Can these run from vehicle or battery power?

Yes. All four featured models accept 9–48 VDC with over-voltage, over-current, and reverse-power protection, and each supports optional 12V/24V power ignition sensing through a CFM expansion module so the computer starts and shuts down cleanly with the vehicle. The DX-1100 and DV-1100 also carry E-Mark vehicle certification.

Which operating systems are supported?

The DS-1200 and DX-1100 list Windows 10 and Linux support; the DS-1400 and DV-1100 list Windows 11, Windows 10, Ubuntu, and Linux. Tell us your target OS in the quote form and we'll configure the system to match.

Can you configure a system for my application, or support OEM volume?

Yes — tell us your requirements and we'll configure memory, storage, OS, and expansion to match. We also support OEM and volume programs; mention quantities in your request and a US-based engineer will reply within one business day.

Spec a Rugged Fanless PC for Your Environment

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