DIN Rail PCs

Our lead Neousys pick, with the most compute in the POC line: a six-core Ryzen PRO 8640U and Radeon graphics for two 4K screens, its NPU running detection on site, beside screw-lock USB, PoE+ and four serial ports.

Built for recording on the move, it pairs an eight-core Core i3-N305 with hardware RAID 1 across two SSDs, four PoE+ camera ports, ignition power control and MIL-STD-810H vibration testing, on a DIN rail mount as standard.

Chosen for cabinets that must carry UL-listed parts, with UL 62368-1 builds on an Atom x7425E, four screw-lock Gigabit ports for machine and plant networks, serial ports and isolated digital I/O in a fanless case.

A slim Atom x7425E system for protocol gateways and cabinet HMIs, with three 2.5GbE ports that keep machine, plant and uplink networks apart, dual HDMI for two local screens and a programmable RS-232/422/485 port.

Picked when the cabinet may need more I/O later, since MezIO modules extend the Elkhart Lake Atom x6425E, which already carries three 2.5GbE ports, four COM ports and two 4K DisplayPort outputs on its front face.

The smallest POC for crowded rails, its Atom x6413E reads meters and drives over an isolated RS-422/485 port, switches alarms through isolated DIO and takes a cellular module in its mini PCIe socket.

Our lead SolidRun pick for vision and control on one rail, with eight-core Ryzen Embedded 8000 processors, a 16 TOPS NPU, up to 96 GB of ECC memory and sockets for Hailo-8 or Hailo-10 modules and 5G.

The newest Bedrock, picked for heavier AI in the cabinet: a Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 with twelve Zen 5 cores and a 50 TOPS NPU, up to 128 GB of DDR5 and two sockets for Hailo modules.

Chosen for sealed panels, as the conduction-cooled TILE version fixes to a cold plate while up to three Hailo-8 modules and a Ryzen 7 7840U with its own NPU handle the camera analytics.

A general-purpose Ryzen 7 7840U computer for cabinets with no airflow, with CPU power set from 8 to 54 W in the BIOS, up to four displays and NVMe drives cooled through the enclosure.

Our pick when the DIN rail computer is really a network appliance: a headless Ryzen Embedded V3000 with ECC memory, two 10GbE SFP+ cages for fibre uplinks and four 2.5GbE ports for the plant side.

Picked when robots or autonomous machines need large models in the cabinet, with NVIDIA Jetson Thor modules and up to 128 GB of memory, 25GbE links over QSFP28, CAN FD on terminal blocks and a DIN rail clip.

Our lead ASRock Industrial pick for control with discrete signals, as the 8DIO build wires isolated inputs and outputs straight to an Arrow Lake Core Ultra with an NPU, three 2.5GbE ports and up to 96 GB of ECC memory.

The newest processor on this page, a Panther Lake Core Ultra X7 with an NPU and DDR5 7200, plus a dedicated out-of-band management port so a remote cabinet can still be reached when the operating system hangs.

A low-power Amston Lake Atom x7433RE build for logic beside the machine, with sink or source isolated 8DI/8DO, TSN on one port under Ubuntu, TPM 2.0 and a watchdog timer in a fanless case.

Chosen where several networks meet in one cabinet, with five independent LAN ports, a 13th Gen Core i5 or i7, four RS-232/422/485 ports and TSN with Intel TCC for time-sensitive traffic between them.

For outstations with power but no wired network, a Jetson Orin Nano 8GB runs detection on site and reports only events over a 5G or 4G LTE module, with JetPack 6.2 and TPM 2.0 on board.

Our lead DFI pick for utility and outdoor cabinets, rated from −40 °C, with an Atom x6425RE and Intel TCC for deterministic loops over its 2.5GbE TSN port, plus isolated serial and digital I/O.

An Arm option for AI on a small power budget, with an eight-core Qualcomm QCS6490 rated at 12 TOPS, Yocto Linux and a 5 V DC supply in a small fanless case that clips to the rail.

Picked for gateways that must hold their keys in hardware, as the secured build adds TPM 2.0 and TrustZone to a quad-core i.MX 8M Mini with four serial ports and a −40 to 70 °C rating.

Our lead Winmate pick when one cabinet computer has to reach plenty of field wiring: four isolated RS-232/422/485 ports, isolated 8DI/8DO and four 2.5GbE ports on a Core i5-1335U, from a 9 to 36 V DC feed.

Chosen when AI has to squeeze in beside the PLC and drives: a Jetson Orin Nano 8GB that Winmate rates at 67 TOPS, two isolated serial ports on terminal blocks, CAN FD and isolated 8DI/8DO.

A Celeron N6211 model for protocol conversion, logging and gateway software, with four 2.5GbE ports, an isolated RS-422/485 port and nine isolated inputs and nine outputs on a terminal block.

For process areas where flammable gas may be present, it is non-incendive equipment listed for Class I Division 2 and ATEX Zone 2, on a Celeron N2930 with four Gigabit ports and an isolated RS-422/485 port.

Our pick from Premio for tidy panels: an Amston Lake Atom with up to eight cores, four 2.5GbE ports with TSN on one, isolated DIO, two 4K DisplayPort outputs and In-Band ECC memory support.

Our lead Sintrones pick for buses and trains, with four PoE camera ports and a 2.5GbE uplink on X-coded M12, an Amston Lake Atom, CAN FD and two M.2 drives to keep the system and video apart.

A small serial gateway on Intel N150, Core 3 N355 or Atom x7433RE, with RS-232/422/485 ports, two 2.5GbE ports and a slot for a 4G or 5G module, mounted on the rail, a wall or VESA.

Our lead Axiomtek pick for serial devices on vehicles, with an Atom x5-E3930 at 6.5 W, an RS-232/422/485 port, two GbE ports, programmable DIO and an LTE Mini Card slot in a very slim housing.

Chosen for on-board camera systems, as all four GbE ports supply PoE or PoE+ from an Atom x5-E3940, with two terminal-block serial ports and recording to an internal SATA drive.

For rolling stock, an EN 50155 railway computer on an Atom x5-E3940, with M12 LAN, four isolated RS-232/422/485 ports, isolated DIO and a wide-input build rated 24 to 110 V DC.

Our lead Diamond Systems pick for cold outdoor and trackside cabinets, with the Jetson AGX Orin Industrial module, held at full load up to 65 °C in Diamond’s thermal testing, plus 10GbE for cameras or storage.

Picked for light vision on a production line, with a Jetson Orin Nano 8GB, a 1 TB NVMe SSD with Linux, RS-232 and RS-232/485 ports and 16 GPIO lines in a steel and aluminium case.

A kit for teams that buy Jetson modules separately: carrier, enclosure and DIN rail mounting for Nano, TX2 NX or Xavier NX, with serial ports, GPIO on screw terminals and an M.2 NVMe socket.

Our lead EverFocus pick when several detection models run at once, with a Jetson Orin NX 16GB, RS-485 and CAN FD on terminal blocks, two Gigabit ports and an optional 4G LTE module.

A Jetson Orin Nano 8GB system for single-line vision checks beside the controller, with JetPack 5.1 and above, an NVMe slot for models and images, and separate camera and plant networks.

Picked for kiosks, carts and crowded cabinets that need edge AI, with a Jetson Orin NX 16GB rated by Vecow at up to 100 TOPS, two RS-232/422/485 ports and optional X-coded M12 LAN.

A straightforward Elkhart Lake Celeron J6412 model for monitoring and control, with four COM ports, dual 4K HDMI, two Gigabit ports, NVMe and SATA storage and a mini PCIe slot for 4G or 5G.