P511

P511-A Raspberry Pi 5 Heatsink armor case with single fan

P511-A Raspberry Pi 5 Heatsink armor case with singel fan

P511-B Raspberry Pi 5 Heatsink armor case with dual fan

P511-B

P511

P511-A Thermal Test Chart

P511-B Thermal Test Chart

Contents

Overview

This is an aluminum Case with fan for Raspberry Pi 5 8GB / 4GB. It is available in a single-fan version (P511-A) and a dual-fan version (P511-B). Both cases designed with active cooling and passive cooling to provide fast heat dissipation for your Raspberry Pi 5.

Refer to RPi5-Cases to see more raspberry pi 5 case.

Features

• Model: P511
• Material: aluminum alloy
• Aluminum passive cooling together with fan active cooling to provide fast heat dissipation
• Open case design, which has a lower effect on WLAN
• All ports and slots of the case can match with Raspberry Pi 5 well
• Reinforced aluminum material, lightweight and durable

Packing List

• 1 x Aluminium Alloy Case
• 4 x Thermal Tape
• 1 x Screw packs

Note: Raspberry Pi 5 Board is NOT Included

User Manual

Installation Video

P511-A: https://youtu.be/hzHbUHn74Vg

P511-B: https://youtu.be/bJlzdN0UEP0

Thanks for the test video from leepspvideo!

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Anonymous user #4

3 months ago

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When the input power of the pi 5 is low, will the fans generally not turn on because the problem for me is that it turns on for a litt on boot then turns off. It could the because of the “restricted power to peripherals”

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Lisa

3 months ago

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Hello，What power supply are you using? We recommend using a PD27W power supply because Pi5 has higher requirements for power supply.

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Anonymous user #5

2 months ago

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Same issue I am also facing. I am using 25W samsung charger. IS this not sufficient ?

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Lisa

2 months ago

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Hi，Because it is a PWM fan, it will adjust the speed according to the temperature. you can also program it according to your requirements.

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Anonymous user #3

3 months ago

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dual-fan version (P511-B)

fans are not working and not detecting in settings :(

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Lisa

3 months ago

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Hello,friend;Sorry for the inconvenience, could you please contact us by email[info@geekworm.com] and please tell us your order number. Thank you.

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Anonymous user #2

7 months ago

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What is the screw size if I want to get replacements

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Lisa

7 months ago

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Hi,the screw size: M2.5 x 9.5; Note: the screw of P511-A's Fan :M2 x 10

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Anonymous user #1

11 months ago

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Three questions: Thermal Conductivity of the pads and their thickness? Why isn't there an heatsink for the ethernet transceiver?

Is it possible to add a 4-5mm pad to the ethernet transceiver so it contacts with the heatsink all the way to the top of the case?

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Walker

10 months ago

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Hello, the thickness of the P511 thermal pad is about 0.9 mm, and the heat dissipation of the ethernet transceiver is relatively low, so it is generally not considered.

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