Raspberry Pi 5 case with fan and heatsinks, ABS black — OEM

OEM protective case for Raspberry Pi 5 made of black ABS, designed to house the Raspberry Pi 5 board and provide both active and passive cooling. The enclosure integrates a compact fan and multiple internal heatsinks to lower CPU and component temperatures during sustained workloads. The case preserves access to ports and connectors while adding structural protection and thermal management for desktop projects, media centers, home servers and development prototypes.

Advantages

The ABS construction offers impact resistance and dimensional stability while remaining lightweight. Integrated active cooling with a low-noise fan improves heat dissipation under load, and included heatsinks increase passive surface area for more efficient thermal transfer. The design maintains access to all external ports and connectors and supports straightforward assembly and maintenance. The matte black finish provides a neutral, unobtrusive appearance suitable for home and office environments.

Suitable for

• Desktop computing projects and learning platforms
• Media centers and home theater systems
• Low-power home servers, NAS and network services
• Development prototypes, testing and continuous integration tasks

Key specifications

• Material: ABS plastic, black finish
• Cooling: integrated fan for active cooling plus multiple internal heatsinks for passive cooling
• Compatibility: designed to fit Raspberry Pi 5 board form factor and connectors
• Access: cutouts for USB, Ethernet, HDMI, power and GPIO header access
• Assembly: tool-assisted or snap-fit mounting for board and cooling components
• Form factor: compact desktop enclosure with ventilation openings

How to use

Install the Raspberry Pi 5 board into the case by aligning board mounting points with the enclosure standoffs and secure according to the case’s assembly method. Attach the supplied heatsinks to the board’s designated chips using the provided thermal tape or adhesive, ensuring clean contact surfaces. Connect the fan to the board’s fan or power header as directed in the assembly instructions, and position the fan so airflow passes over the heatsinks and key components. Reassemble the case panels and verify that all external connectors are accessible. Power on the Raspberry Pi 5 and monitor temperatures during the first run to confirm effective cooling.

Usage recommendations

For optimal thermal performance, place the case in an area with free airflow and avoid obstructing ventilation openings. Regularly check that the fan is operating and clean dust from vents and heatsinks as part of routine maintenance. When using sustained high CPU loads, consider additional software monitoring to manage clock speeds and thermal throttling if required.