UCTRONICS U6195 Front Removable Raspberry Pi 1U Rack Mount, with 4 Mounting Brackets for Raspberry Pi 4B, 3B+/3B, and Other B Models

Il case è piuttosto solido e ben costruito, considerando il prezzo. Il vantaggio rispetto ad altre soluzioni è la flessibilità e compatibilità con tutti i raspberry tipo B. Alcuni case sono più completi, ma ad esempio sono compatibili solo con RPi4. Altro punto di forza è rappresentato dagli slot rimovibili, che permettono di sostituire o lavorare su un singolo dispositivo.

Eine ausgezeichnete Ergänzung für mein Rack um diverse Raspberry Pi 3 und 4 platzsparend und geordnet unterzubringen. Es sieht einfach professioneller aus, wenn alles ordentlich verstaut ist.

I recently purchased the 1U rack mount for my Raspberry Pi, and while I appreciate the excellent build quality, I can’t help but feel it’s a bit on the expensive side. The materials are solid, and it fits my Raspberry Pi perfectly, providing a clean and organized look in my rack setup. The installation was straightforward, and the design allows for proper ventilation, which is crucial for keeping the Raspberry Pi cool during operation. It also has enough space for additional accessories, making it versatile for various projects. However, considering the price, I expected a few more features or inclusions, like extra mounting hardware or cable management options. While it does the job well, I think it could offer better value for the cost. Overall, if you’re looking for a high-quality rack mount and don’t mind spending a bit more, this is a solid choice. Just be prepared for the higher price tag!

I recently outgrew a GeeekPi 6-Layers Raspberry Pi Cluster Case which served me well for a few years. After doing a little research I chose this design for its accessibility and modularity. It is very easy to mount your pi boards and connect your front-facing USB and ethernet cables; a little tedious connecting power and micro-hdmi but it's possible. At the same time I have been outfitting some new Pi 5s with Samsung NVMe 980s using the base from Pimoroni (also well designed and released before the official Raspberry NVMe base). Unfortunately with the Pimoroni mounted below the raspberry, the ethernet and top 2 USBs are no longer accessible. Because I hate waste, I am probably going to dremel out a bit of the harness, but thought this might help people and maybe UCTRONICS can design a model that will work with the NVMe bases. Update: here's a picture showing where I dremeled out a small portion of the housing face to gain access to the front ethernet port. Bottom row has my Pi 5s with NVMe base and top row has Pi 4s without.

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