IMDRT122-6L-SKL Fanless Mini PC - Core i7-6500U, 16GB, 512GB mSATA, Windows 11 IoT LTSC

This page sells one fixed build. Buy It Now ships an IMDRT122-6L-SKL fanless mini PC with an Intel Core i7-6500U, 16GB of DDR4 memory and 512GB mSATA. It ships with Windows 11 IoT Ent. LTSC pre-installed and activated on an IMD-supplied license. Please note: the Intel Core i7-6500U is not on Microsoft's supported-processor list for Windows 11, so Microsoft does not guarantee support or future feature updates on this unit. For a fully supported build, choose Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC on this model, or a model with an 8th-generation-or-newer Core, J6412 or N-series processor in the configurator.

Budget 6-port firewall (Skylake-U).

The chassis is passively cooled aluminium with no fan and no vents, and carries 6x Gigabit-class Ethernet, 4x USB-A, 1x HDMI, 1x VGA, 2 antenna positions.

• Entry firewall
• Lab / education
• Legacy replacement

What this configuration is

Processor	Intel Core i7-6500U - 2C/4T, up to 3.1 GHz, fanless
Memory	16GB DDR4 (1 slot)
Storage	512GB mSATA
Operating system	Windows 11 IoT Ent. LTSC (processor not on Microsoft's Windows 11 supported list)
Networking	6x LAN - 6x Intel i211 — 1 GbE
USB	4x USB-A
Display	1x HDMI + 1x VGA
Wireless	2 antenna positions - Wi-Fi or 4G module optional
Power input	12V
Dimensions	195 x 110 x 62 mm
Cooling	Fanless - finned aluminium chassis, no moving parts
Shipping weight	2200 g (4.9 lb)
Warranty	3-year standard

Other builds of this chassis

• Pentium 4405U, 8GB, 128GB mSATA, No OS
• Pentium 4405U, 8GB, 128GB mSATA, Ubuntu Desktop
• Pentium 4405U, 8GB, 128GB mSATA, Ubuntu Server
• Pentium 4405U, 8GB, 128GB mSATA, Debian 12
• Pentium 4405U, 8GB, 256GB mSATA, No OS
• Pentium 4405U, 8GB, 256GB mSATA, Ubuntu Desktop

Need a different build?

Every other CPU, memory, storage, operating system, mounting and wireless combination for this chassis is available through the IMDRT mini-PC configurator. This page exists so the exact build above can be bought directly without configuring it again.

Questions on fit, I/O or a volume build: talk to an engineer.