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Orin Nano box PCs with Wi-Fi/Bluetooth and DisplayPort for an EV charging kiosk

Asked as: “For an EV charging kiosk, which Orin Nano box PCs have both Wi-Fi/Bluetooth and DisplayPort?”

Answered by the Rapidflare agent

Here are the Orin Nano box PCs in our Edge AI Box PC catalog that have both built-in Wi-Fi/Bluetooth and a DisplayPort output — 7 products matched, all from NVIDIA partners:

ProductJetson ModuleWi-Fi/BT + DisplayPortNotes relevant to a charging kiosk
Seeed Studio reComputer Industrial J3011Orin Nano 8GB, 40 TOPSYes / YesFanless, 2x 1GbE (1x PoE), 5G, CAN bus, 12–24 V, -20 to 60 °C (requires airflow), IP40
Seeed Studio reComputer Industrial J3010Orin Nano 4GB, 20 TOPSYes / YesFanless, 2x 1GbE (1x PoE), 5G, CAN bus, 12–24 V, -20 to 60 °C (requires airflow), IP40
Neousys NRU-51V+ / NRU-51VOrin Nano 8GB/4GB (also Orin NX, Xavier NX), 100 TOPSYes / YesFan/Fanless, 2x 10GbE, 5G, CAN bus, 8–35 V, -25 to 70 °C (depends on power mode/peripherals)
Advantech AIR-021 (AIR-021O/R series)Orin Nano 8GB (also Orin NX), 100 TOPS / 157 TOPS SuperYes / YesFan/Fanless, 1GbE + 2.5GbE, 5G, CAN bus, 12–24 V, -20 to 50 °C (requires airflow), HDMI as well
Syslogic RPC RS A4NAOrin Nano (8GB), 40 TOPS / 67 TOPS SuperYes / YesFanless, 2x 2.5GbE, 4G/LTE, CAN-FD, 9–45 V, -25 to 70 °C, IP67
Syslogic RPC RS A4NA (I/O) (RPC/RSA4NA8-A125S-02, -B125S-02)Orin Nano 8GB (Super Mode), DP 1.2Yes / YesIP67, 2.5GbE + 1GbE, 5G, CAN-FD, 4 DI/2 DO, 9–45 V, -25 to 70 °C
PLink-AI 17F1Orin Nano 8GB (also Orin NX, Xavier NX), 100 TOPS / 157 TOPS SuperYes / YesIP66, built-in 5G, 12–24 V, -25 to 65 °C; compact (235 g) — designed for DJI drone payloads

Every one of these also carries a CAN bus interface, which is often useful for charger-to-controller communication. The Syslogic RPC RS A4NA units stand out for outdoor kiosk use with their IP67 rating and -25 to 70 °C range; the Advantech AIR-021 and PLink-AI 17F1 are the most compact options.

One thing I could not determine: the catalog doesn't specify DisplayPort version or connector type for most of these (only the Syslogic RPC RS A4NA (I/O) explicitly lists DP 1.2), so if your kiosk display needs a specific DP standard, you'd want to confirm that against each maker's datasheet. Also, several units' temperature ranges hold only under stated conditions (e.g., "requires airflow"), which matters for a sealed outdoor enclosure.