H402

H402

H402 Dimensions

H402 Packing List

H402 Packing List

Overview

This is an ultra-thin one-piece copper heatsink specially designed for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. CNC-processed copper heatsink with precise cutouts, designed to seamlessly fit the Raspberry Pi 4B motherboard.

Note: Please tear off the protective films on the surface of acrylic plate before use.

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Geekworm Cooler Series:

Picture	Model	Compatible With	Material	Thickness(mm)	Support Fan
	Pi 5 official Active Cooler	Raspberry Pi 5	Aluminum Alloy	10mm	√ with 4-pin 3010 blower fan
	H505	Raspberry Pi 5	Aluminum Alloy	11.6mm	√ with 4-pin 3007 blower fan
	H509	Raspberry Pi 5	Aluminum Alloy	15mm	× don't support fan installation
	Argon THRML 30-AC	Raspberry Pi 5	Aluminum Alloy	9.6mm	√ with 4-pin 3007 blower fan
	H501	Raspberry Pi 5	Aluminum Alloy	9.5mm	√ with 4-pin 3007 blower fan
	H502	Raspberry Pi 5	Copper	4mm	× support 30x30 fan installation
	P165-B	Raspberry Pi 4	Aluminum Alloy	11mm	× support 30x30 fan installation
	P165-A	Raspberry Pi 4	Aluminum Alloy	7mm	× support 25x25 fan installation
	H402	Raspberry Pi 4	Copper	4mm	× don't support fan installation
	C235	Raspberry Pi Computer Module 4 (CM4)	Aluminum Alloy	12mm	× support 30x30 fan installation
	C296	Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W	Aluminum Alloy	10mm	× don't support fan installation

Features

• Model: H402
• Material: copper
• heartsink Thickness: 4mm / 0.16inch
• Heatsink Net Weight: 59g / 0.13lb
• Comes with thermal pads for both CPU,RAM,USB chip and network module of Raspberry Pi 4
• Includes an acrylic plate for installing under the Raspberry Pi 4 to provide protection

Packing List

• 1x 4mm thickness copper heatsink
• 1x Acrylic Plate
• 1x Screws Pack accessories

User Manual

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Anonymous user #1

5 months ago

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1) It would be helpful to have the numbers on the thermal pads in step 3 copied over to the Packing List image. (I believe it should be 3, 2, 1, 4, 5 from left to right in the Packing list image.)

2) Add a note to remove the clear plastic film from both sides of the thermal pads or they're not going to work.

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Lisa

5 months ago

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Hi,thanks for your suggestions, we have updated them.

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