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HighPi Pro Case 5S for Raspberry Pi5 and DAC

HiPi.io
SKU: 9019
$19.95
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This HighPi Pro case is made specifically for Raspberry Pi 5 and the Raspberry Pi DAC+ or DAC Pro HAT. It supports active cooling with the Raspberry Pi Active Cooler, has a removable microSD card cover, and a secure tool-free lid design. We're especially proud of the illuminated status LED / power button, making it easy to see the status LED and operate the Pi5's new power button without opening the case.

What Fits Inside

The generous internal volume provides plenty of room for the add-ons you love. Specifically:

  • Raspberry Pi 5 board
  • Raspberry Pi Active Cooler or a variety of heatsinks
  • 16mm standoff set and header extension (Required for correct HAT height, and included!)
  • Raspberry Pi DAC+ or DAC Pro HAT

Features

  • Industry-leading ease of use, rapid tool-free assembly and disassembly
  • Illuminated status LED / power button
  • Large internal volume for the DAC HAT
  • Self-adhesive rubber feet included, set of 4
  • GPIO ribbon cable port
  • Optional active cooling, software-controlled
  • Secure microSD card cover: removable from inside case with tool
  • VESA mount support: an optional mounting plate provides VESA or wall-mounting
  • The top of the case can have a custom-printed logo for your branding

Specifications

  • External dimensions: 101.5 x 67.2 x 46.1mm
  • Internal volume for breakout boards: 80 x 56 x 34mm

Assembly Instructions

  1. Attach the active cooler or heatsink to the Pi board
  2. Attach the included header extension to the Raspberry PI's GPIO pins
  3. Trim the small plastic tab off of the DAC HAT as shown in the product images using sidecutters or a knife
  4. Attach the included standoffs to the DAC HAT as shown in the product images
  5. Install the DAC HAT onto the Pi board, insert and gently tighten the screws from underneath the Pi board
  6. Insert the front ports of Pi board (USB-C, microHDMI) into their openings
  7. Gently push down the back edge of the Pi board (near the GPIO pins) until that edge clicks under its snap
  8. Insert the USB end of the lid first, and then push the opposite end down until until it clicks