LoC3U-510 Extends System Cooling Capacity
Part of our LoC3U-500 Series of liquid cooled enclosures, the LoC3U-510 is an ATR chassis designed to maintain safe operating temperatures for high power 3U VPX conduction cooled systems. The chassis is also designed for plug in cards in alignment with the SOSA technical standard.
It employs a liquid over conduction cooled design that dramatically increases cooling capacity compared with conduction only chassis. Coolant is channeled across VITA 48.2 card edges in a liquid-flow-by manner, cooling up to 600W of aggregate dissipated payload power.
The chassis is designed to meet a variety of MIL-STD-810, MILSTD-461, and MIL-S-901D standards and may be configured with custom or standard 6 slot backplanes which include VPX and SOSA-aligned slot profiles in combinations supporting high speed signal applications. The LoC3U-510 is available with or without the board payloads.
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Download PDF Datasheet Download Chassis Brochure- Custom topologies supporting your payload module profiles
- Support for 1000BASE-BX, 1000BASE-KX, 10GBASE-KX4, 10GBASE-KR, or 40GBASE-KR4
- Up to 6 slots with VITA 66 and 67 Optical and RF support
- Conduction cooled with liquid assist
- Cooling for aggregate payload power 600W to 800W
- Dual cooling side plates with integrated quick disconnects
- Ethelene glycol / water (EGW) or propylene glycol / water (PGW) fluid mixtures
- Single or dual VITA 62 pluggable power supplies
- 8.25” H (w/ optional .25” mounting feet) 6.4″ (W) x 9.69″ (D) w/connectors)
- Weight approximately 30 lbs.
- Application driven custom I/O panels with MIL-STD connectors
- VITA 48.2 conductive cooling with liquid assist
- Designed to meet a variety of MIL-STD-810, MILSTD-461, and MIL-S-901D
Interested in learning more about thermal management?
Read the article Bridging the Cooling Gap in High-Speed Embedded Systems
Watch the webinar Driving the Heat Out of Embedded Military Systems
