Transportable workstation with high capacity cooling system

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Mil-Spec transportable workstation - MilPAC-III Dual Xeon workstation with video inputs and screen mirroring in daily use worldwide by the US Navy. The MilPAC-III is perfect for GeoINT, UAV integration, Video optimization and compression. Mil-Spec tested for shock, vibration, EMI, RFI, transport and Mil-Std 901D for torpedo strike. Now available with sunlight readable displays and a high capacity filtered cooling system. MilPAC-III Datasheet MilPAC-III Transportable workstation. Now available wi
Transportable workstation with high capacity cooling system

Mil-Spec transportable workstation - MilPAC-III

Dual Xeon workstation with video inputs and screen mirroring in daily use worldwide by the US Navy.  The MilPAC-III is perfect for GeoINT, UAV integration, Video optimization and compression.  Mil-Spec tested for shock, vibration, EMI, RFI, transport and Mil-Std 901D for torpedo strike.

Now available with sunlight readable displays and a high capacity filtered cooling system.  MilPAC-III Datasheet 

Mil Spec transportable workstation

MilPAC-III

Transportable workstation.

Now available with a high capacity filtration system.

Dual-Xeon processors

Advanced cooling

Three screens for 5760 x 1080 display scene

CAC card reader in keyboard

Display mirroring to external TV, monitor or projector

Video capture cards

Up to 64TB of SSD storage

MilPAC-III - powerful, robust and very high performance.

 

   

 

 

 

 

Navy-spec workstation

Portable workstation

Featuring three high resolution 17″ displays, and dual Intel Xeon processors, the MilPAC-III is ideally suited to C4ISR, Geospatial Intelligence and any other application that demand rugged reliable processing power in a portable package. Three HDMI output ports allow all three of the displays to be duplicated as required in the CIC

Physical

Folded: 14.5″ x 17.125″ x 11.75″ (H x W x D)

Deployed: 14.5″ x 43.0″ x 11.75″ (H x W x D) 

Weight: 65lb

Environmental: MIL-STD-810G, Method 514.5, Figure 514.5C-5 Loose cargo test setup , 0- 50 degree C

Shock: Operating: 10g, 11ms, Half-Sine Non-Operating: 30g, 11ms, Half-Sine Mil Std 901D Lightweight shock,   Class B

Configurable

Desert filter back option

Configurable storage – 5 removable drive bays

Sunlight readable 1000 NIT display

DVD/RW or Blu-Ray writer

Video Capture AC or DC PSU Custom color

 

 

 

 

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