The Sintrones iBOX-602P-IP66 is a compact, fully sealed NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX computer rated IP66, with PoE cameras, GMSL-2 inputs, and a -40 °C cold start for the harshest outdoor sites.
The Sintrones iBOX-602P-IP66 is a small, fully sealed NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX computer rated IP66 against water and dust. It is built for outdoor and on-vehicle AI in surveillance, transport and infrastructure, where a fanless, waterproof design is the only option. We supply it for sealed edge AI deployments that still need PoE cameras and real-time vision.
Like the larger AGX Orin model in the range, it carries its interfaces on sealed M12, M8 and FAKRA connectors, so the IP66 rating holds to the cable, not just to the box.
A sealed, fanless design removes the two parts that fail outdoors, the fan and the open port. These are the features that let the iBOX-602P-IP66 run where an ordinary edge computer would not.
The enclosure is waterproof, dustproof and passively cooled. Ethernet sits on M12 X-coded connectors, power on M12 K-coded, CAN FD, serial and digital I/O on M8, and the GMSL-2 inputs on FAKRA, with a covered USB 3.2 port and HDMI for service. Our chart of IP65 to IP69K ratings shows where IP66 sits.
A built-in heater brings the computer up from −40 °C, where many sealed systems would simply not boot, and it runs from −35 to 60 °C with both GMSL-2 cameras and PoE loaded.
One 2.5GbE port and one GbE port each supply 15.4 W PoE to IP cameras, so the computer powers its own cameras over a single sealed cable. Two GMSL-2 inputs add vehicle-grade cameras, including the Stereolabs ZED X. Our guide to industrial Power over Ethernet explains the IEEE standards behind it.
A 9–60 V DC input on an M12 K-coded connector, with ignition management for vehicle installs. Sintrones offers an optional battery kit for 5 to 10 minutes of backup through a power loss.
Tested to MIL-STD-810G shock and vibration, compliant with EN 50155 and EN 45545-2 (R25), and E-Mark listed for vehicles. It is made in Taiwan, useful where country of origin and TAA compliance form part of the brief.
Two builds, matched to the workload: Orin NX 16 GB for larger models and more streams, Orin NX 8 GB for a single camera pipeline.
NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16GB IP66 Waterproof AI Computer with Dual PoE LAN
NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 8GB IP66 Waterproof AI Computer with GMSL Camera Inputs
| Specification | Sintrones iBOX-602P-IP66 |
|---|---|
| Module | NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16 GB (8-core CPU, 2× NVDLA) / 8 GB (6-core CPU, 1× NVDLA) |
| AI performance | 100 TOPS (16 GB) / 70 TOPS (8 GB) |
| GPU | 1024-core NVIDIA Ampere |
| Sealing and cooling | IP66 waterproof and dustproof, fanless |
| Networking | 1× 2.5GbE, 1× GbE, both with 15.4 W PoE (32 W budget), M12 X-coded |
| Cameras | 2× GMSL-2 (FAKRA), incl. ZED X support |
| I/O | CAN FD, RS-232/422/485, 3× DI / 4× DO on M8; USB 3.2, HDMI |
| Storage and expansion | M.2 2280 NVMe; M.2 Key B with dual nano SIM; M.2 Key E |
| Software | JetPack 6.2 |
| Power | 9–60 V DC on M12 K-coded, ignition management, optional battery kit |
| Temperature | Start-up from −40 °C (heater); −35 to 60 °C under full load |
| Standards | MIL-STD-810G shock and vibration; EN 50155, EN 45545-2 (R25), E-Mark |
| Origin | Made in Taiwan; Orin lifecycle to January 2032 |
The compact, sealed iBOX-602P-IP66, built on NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX.
DC input, CAN, serial, dual PoE Ethernet and two GMSL cameras, all on rugged sealed connectors.
Six antenna connectors and the power switch, for wireless and GNSS connectivity.
Compact, sealed AI at the point of use, small enough for a single enclosure or a pole mount.
Detection on roadside camera feeds, with two PoE ports powering IP cameras directly from the computer.
Vision for trackside and onboard rail systems, with EN 50155 and EN 45545-2 listed.
On-vehicle AI with ignition management, E-Mark and GMSL-2 inputs for vehicle-grade cameras.
Gate and entry systems running recognition on PoE cameras in an enclosure that shrugs off rain and dust.
Sealed compute for remote sites, with optional 4G or 5G through the M.2 Key B slot and dual nano SIM.
A built-in heater starts the computer from −40 °C, where an ordinary sealed system would not boot.
The iBOX-602P-IP66 is the smaller, lower-power companion to the AGX Orin model in the same family; our spotlight on the sealed AGX Orin iBOX-650P-IP66 covers that larger system, and our comparison of Orin NX and AGX Orin helps decide between them. Our GMSL camera guide covers the camera interface, and the rest of the range sits with our rugged Jetson computers.
IP66 is the rating above IP65 — dust-tight, and protected against powerful water jets. It is the standard specification for outdoor industrial computing in storm-exposed locations, marine deck equipment and light wash-down food handling, equivalent to NEMA 4 / 4X in North American markets.
The Orin Nano delivers up to 67 TOPS in 7 to 25 W with 4 to 8 GB, suited to entry-level, low-power vision. The Orin NX steps up to 157 TOPS in 10 to 40 W with 8 to 16 GB, for multi-camera and heavier inference. Choose the NX when one camera or one model is not enough.
The Orin NX is the mid-range Jetson module, with up to 157 TOPS in 10 to 40 W and 8 to 16 GB. The AGX Orin is the high-end module, with up to 275 TOPS, 32 to 64 GB, and more I/O, in a larger form factor. Choose the AGX Orin when the workload needs the extra compute, memory, or interfaces; otherwise the Orin NX is the smaller, lower-power, lower-cost…
PoE delivers up to about 15 W per port (802.3af), PoE+ up to about 30 W (802.3at), and PoE++ up to 60 W or 90 W (802.3bt), at around 48 V DC. Some power is lost in the cable, so the figure available at the device is a little lower than at the source.
An M12 X-coded connector is the 8-pin M12 coding for Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet. Its four twisted pairs are separated by a cross-shaped shield that controls crosstalk at high speed, and it can carry Power over Ethernet with a suitable cable. It is defined in IEC 61076-2-109.
M8 and M12 are circular industrial connectors named after their thread size: 8 mm and 12 mm. M8 is smaller, with 3 to 8 pins, and suits compact sensors and low-power signals. M12 is larger, with up to 12 pins and more coding options, and carries higher power and Ethernet, which is why industrial computers use it.
TAA compliance means a product is wholly manufactured or substantially transformed in the United States or a TAA-designated country, as required by the Trade Agreements Act for many US federal and defence purchases. It is about country of origin, not US content levels, which is what the separate Buy American Act covers.
Tell us the environment and the cameras involved. As your system integrator we configure the iBOX-602P-IP66 and deliver a sealed, deployable Jetson platform.
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