Vecow SPC-8000 Intel Processor N Fanless Embedded PCs with Redundant DC Input and 2.5GbE TSN

A kiosk or checkout terminal that loses power stops serving customers, however good its processor. The Vecow SPC-8000 series puts power resilience first: these fanless embedded PCs take two DC inputs as redundant feeds, so a failed adapter or cable need not take the terminal offline.

Both SPC-8000 models run a four-core Intel Alder Lake-N processor with Intel UHD Graphics and OpenVINO support, with one DDR4 3200 SO-DIMM socket for up to 16 GB. I/O pairs an Intel i226-V 2.5GbE port with TSN and an Intel i210-AT Gigabit port, one RS-232 and one RS-485 port, HDMI and DP++ outputs for dual 4K displays, four USB 3.2 Gen 1 and two USB 2.0. Storage is an M.2 2280 socket on PCIe x1 or SATA plus an internal SATA III bay. An M.2 B key socket with an external nano SIM takes an optional 4G or 5G module, and an M.2 E key socket takes optional Wi-Fi.

The SPC-8000-N95 uses the Intel Processor N95 at up to 3.4 GHz with 16 EU graphics, which suits kiosk software, signage players, label printing and handheld scanner hubs where the processing load is steady and modest. The SPC-8000-N97 moves to the Intel Processor N97 at up to 3.6 GHz with 24 EU graphics and in-band ECC support, for terminals that handle transactions or stock data and benefit from extra graphics headroom. Both models share the same I/O, power design and software support, so a project can standardize on one image across the pair.

In practice the SPC-8000 series suits airport kiosks, self-service retail, warehouse management and light industrial monitoring. Power is 12, 19 or 24 V DC on two terminal blocks, and the units run fanless from -25 °C to 65 °C. Shock and vibration are tested to MIL-STD-810H methods 514.8 and 516.8, and the SPC-8000 series carries CE and FCC certification. Wall mounting is standard, with optional VESA and DIN rail kits, and Vecow supports Windows 11 and Linux. For projects that need an NPU, more LAN or ignition control, Vecow offers larger systems, but for dependable kiosk and retail compute these fanless embedded PCs cover the essentials.