52Pi Aluminum Alloy CNC Heatsink For Raspberry Pi CM5, Passive Cooling for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5

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[Description]

The Raspberry Pi CM5 Passive Cooling Solution is a meticulously engineered aluminum heatsink designed to provide optimal thermal management for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 without the need for active cooling fans. This sleek and efficient heatsink ensures that your CM5 operates at its peak performance while maintaining a whisper-quiet environment. With its stylish pink thermal pad and precision CNC-cut Wi-Fi antenna access, this heatsink not only enhances the aesthetics of your setup but also guarantees superior heat dissipation and reduced power consumption.

[Feature]

• Custom-Designed for Raspberry Pi CM5: Specifically tailored to fit the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5, ensuring perfect compatibility and optimal heat transfer.
• Aluminum Heatsink: Made from high-quality aluminum for excellent thermal conductivity, which efficiently dissipates heat away from the CM5.
  
• Precision CNC-Cut Wi-Fi Antenna Access: The heatsink features a CNC-cut opening for the Wi-Fi antenna, which maintains signal integrity without compromising the heatsink's structure.
• Noise-Free Operation: Eliminates the need for noisy fans, providing a quiet computing experience.
• Energy-Efficient: By relying on passive cooling, the heatsink reduces power consumption, making it an eco-friendly choice.
• Enhanced Aesthetics: The pink thermal pad adds a pop of color to your setup, making your CM5 stand out while keeping it cool.

[Gallery]

• Product Outlook

• Dimension

• Please paste thermal pad on top of your Raspberry Pi CM5 module as following figure:

• After assembling

[Package Includes]

• 1 x  Passive heatsink 
• 4 x Flat head screws
• 10 * M2.5
• 4 x M2.5 Nut
• 4 x heat dissipation patch
• 1 x Screw driver (M2.5)

[52Pi Wiki]

ZP-0215 - 52Pi Wiki