Case for Raspberry Pi by Raspberry, model 88887361 — dimensions 105×95×33 mm (grey)

This Raspberry case by Raspberry (model 88887361) is a grey enclosure sized 105×95×33 mm designed to house a Raspberry Pi board. It provides mechanical protection, organized mounting and a compact footprint suitable for prototyping, educational projects and small embedded applications where a protected, neatly arranged board is required. The product supports a tidy layout of external connectors and offers access to GPIO pins while promoting effective thermal management for sustained operation.

Advantages

The enclosure is made from a high-quality aluminum alloy that contributes to passive heat dissipation. Two integrated heat conductors contact the CPU and RAM to improve thermal transfer, and a pre-installed 30 mm fan together with ventilation holes at the front and back provides active cooling. An internal adapter plate relocates external connectors to the back of the case for a clean cable arrangement, while a magnetic top cover gives easy access to the GPIO pins and includes a printed pin assignment for convenient reference. A standard power switch is provided and can be configured by a simple script to perform safe shutdown, restart or forced shutdown; jumper pins inside the case allow manual or automatic control of the boot process.

Suitable for

• Raspberry Pi 4 (Model B) installations that require enclosure and cooling
• Prototyping and maker projects needing organized external connections
• Educational kits and classroom setups where GPIO access and labeling are useful
• Small embedded systems and compact deployments needing a protective metal case

Key specifications

• Material: high-quality aluminum alloy
• Dimensions: 105 × 95 × 33 mm (external)
• Cooling: integrated heat conductors, ventilation holes, pre-installed 30 mm fan
• Connector layout: external connections arranged on the back via adapter plate
• GPIO access: magnetic top cover with printed pin assignment
• Power control: programmable power switch and internal jumper pins for boot control
• Color: grey

How to use

Open the magnetic top cover to access the GPIO header and position the Raspberry Pi board onto the internal mounting points and adapter plate. Ensure the integrated heat conductors make contact with the CPU and RAM heat spreaders if applicable, then secure the board and reattach the cover. Route cables to the back panel where the external connectors are located. Connect the power supply and configure the power switch behavior by placing or removing the internal jumper pins and, if desired, deploy a one-line script to assign the switch action (safe shutdown, restart or forced shutdown). Verify fan operation and ventilation clearance before powering the system.

Usage recommendations

For reliable thermal performance, maintain unobstructed airflow around the ventilation openings and periodically check the fan for dust. Use the printed GPIO pin assignment under the magnetic cover to avoid incorrect wiring, and back up data before testing scripted power-control actions to prevent unexpected data loss during shutdown or restart.