Board Lineup · NANO-ITX
NANO-ITX industrial motherboards
120 × 120 mm — the square NANO standard between a credit-card SBC and Mini-ITX. Five models scale from a 6W fanless N100 to Core Ultra 125H/155H with DDR5-5600, up to four LAN ports with PoE, and DB9 serial on the rear panel.
SIZE 120×120 MM · MODELS 5 · PLATFORM ALDER LAKE-N / U-P-H / CORE ULTRA · UP TO 4 LAN + POE
UT100NU · CORE ULTRA 125H/155H · DDR5-5600 96GB · DUAL I226-V 2.5G
Why 120×120
Square, panel-friendly, network-ready
- Console-grade networking: the PNM-5210’s four LAN ports — three i226-V plus an RTL8156B — with PoE PSE turn a NANO board into a compact security gateway, and the dedicated RJ45 console keeps headless service painless.
- Panel-ready serial: the AD30NU brings DB9 COM connectors to the rear panel, so a touch-panel PC can talk to its control board without a pigtail adapter.
- Storage twins: the PNM-5211 carries two M.2 2280 slots and the UT100NU adds PCIe 4.0 x4 — OS and data live on separate drives inside a 120×120 envelope.
- 6W to 28W in one chassis size: from a fanless N100 build to Core Ultra 125H/155H with DDR5-5600 — scale the compute without resizing the box.
Model Overview
Five squares, one NANO standard
Values per the English specification sheets — standard configuration shown where a board offers CPU, LAN or serial options.
| Model | CPU Platform | Memory | Displays | LAN | Power | Operating Temp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AD30NU | Alder Lake-N, N100 6W (N305 15W) | 1× DDR4 SO-DIMM, 16GB | HDMI 2.0 4K + DP 4K | i226-V 2.5G + i211 GbE | DC 12–19V, 30W | −20/+60°C |
| AD600NA | Alder Lake-U/P/H, 28W | 2× DDR5 SO-DIMM, 64GB | 2× HDMI 4K + DP 8K + Type-C 8K | 1× Intel 2.5G | DC 12–19V, 120W | −20/+60°C |
| PNM-5210 | Twin / Alder Lake, N150 / N305, 15W | 1× DDR5-4800 SO-DIMM, 16GB | HDMI 2.0 4K + Type-C (USB3.2 + DP) | 4× LAN, 3× i226-V + RTL8156B; PoE PSE | DC 9–36V | −20/+60°C |
| PNM-5211 | Twin / Alder Lake-N | 1× DDR5-4800 SO-DIMM, 16GB | HDMI 2.0 4K + DP 4K | 2× Intel i226-V (2.5G) | DC 12–19V | −20/+60°C |
| UT100NU | Core Ultra 125H / 155H, 28W | 2× DDR5-5600, 96GB | HDMI 2.1 4K + DP 2.1 4K | 2× Intel i226-V (2.5G) | DC 12–19V, 120W | −20/+60°C |
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The NANO-ITX lineup
AD30NU
Alder Lake-N · N100 6W
Fanless 6W N100, DB9 COM, dual LAN, one-key restore.
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AD600NA
Alder Lake U/P/H · 28W
DDR5 64GB, DP 8K + Type-C 8K, Intel 2.5G LAN.
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PNM-5210
Twin / Alder Lake · N150-N305
Four LAN ports, PoE PSE, RJ45 console, DC 9-36V.
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PNM-5211
Twin / Alder Lake-N
Dual i226-V 2.5G, two M.2 2280 slots, DDR5-4800.
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Core Ultra · 28W
Core Ultra 125H/155H, DDR5-5600 96GB, dual 2.5G i226-V.
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NANO or Mini-ITX?
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NANO-ITX, answered
120×120 gives roughly a third more board area than a credit-card 2.5-inch and still fits panels and boxes that a 170×170 Mini-ITX won’t. In practice: DB9 COM on the rear panel (AD30NU), dual storage slots and 28W-class CPUs all the way up to Core Ultra — the mid-size square for panel PCs and kiosks.
Security and multi-WAN gateways need separate segments: WAN, LAN, DMZ and a management link. The PNM-5210’s 3× i226-V plus RTL8156B covers that in one 120×120 footprint, with PoE PSE (48V/15W, IEEE 802.3af) to feed cameras directly and an RJ45 console for headless recovery.
The PNM-5210 accepts DC 9–36V outright, which covers 12V and 24V rails with sag headroom. The other four run DC 12–19V (AD30NU at 30W; AD600NA and UT100NU at 120W), so they sit cleanly on a regulated 12V supply or battery.
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