Shenzhen Junxiangcheng Technology Co.,
Shenzhen Junxiangcheng Technology Co., 4-bay NAS chassis Mini-ITX 250W PSU
Four-bay hot-swap SATA chassis for Mini-ITX with 150 W Flex 1U PSU and rear 12025 fan
- Installed HDDNo Storage Installed
- Four 3.5-inch hot-swap bays for flexible storage expansion
- 6 Gb/s SATA III backplane delivers fast drive throughput
- Enhance 1U 250 W power supply included for immediate operation
- Mini-ITX motherboard support enables compact server builds
- 0 mm SGCC zinc-coated steel chassis with anti-EMI design
Compact four-bay NAS chassis
This 4-bay NAS chassis accepts a Mini-ITX motherboard and ships with a 250 W Enhance 1U power supply. Four hot-swap 3.5-inch drive bays sit behind an anti-EMI extraction tray with activity LEDs. A single rear 12025 fan provides airflow through the 1.0 mm SGCC steel frame measuring 262 mm deep, 187 mm wide and 180 mm high.
Home and small-office storage builds
The unit suits users assembling a private cloud, home media store, office AV archive or distributed storage node that fits on a desk or shelf. It is not for deployments needing more than four SATA drive bays, builds requiring a larger motherboard form factor, or installations that demand redundant power supplies.
6 Gb/s SATA III backplane
The installed backplane delivers 6 Gb/s SATA III connectivity to each of the four hot-swap bays, so every drive runs at the full SATA III link speed without additional cabling. This single specification determines whether the chassis matches your storage controller and drive selection.
Highlights
- Four 3.5-inch hot-swap bays for flexible storage expansion
- 6 Gb/s SATA III backplane delivers fast drive throughput
- Enhance 1U 250 W power supply included for immediate operation
- Mini-ITX motherboard support enables compact server builds
- 0 mm SGCC zinc-coated steel chassis with anti-EMI design
Specifications
| Installed HDD | No Storage Installed |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the motherboard and drives in this Mini-ITX chassis, and what step is often missed?
Mount the Mini-ITX board using the included standoffs, then slide each 3.5-inch drive into the hot-swap trays until the SATA backplane clicks; the step often missed is seating the tray fully so the activity LED light guide engages.
What maintenance will the cooling system need over time?
The single rear 12025 fan should be cleaned of dust every few months; if airflow drops or noise rises, replace it with another 12025 unit to keep the chassis ventilated.
What power limit will appear first when all four bays and the board run continuously?
The included Enhance 1U 250W supply caps total system draw; sustained loads from four spinning drives plus the motherboard will hit that 250-watt ceiling before any thermal limit.
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