Two rugged AGX Orin options for a rail bogie camera: SINTRONES IBOX-650P-IP66 vs NRU-230V-AWP. How do they compare on IP rating, minimum operating temperature and PoE ports?

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Here's how the two compare on the three attributes you asked about — both are IP66-rated, but the Neousys unit runs colder and offers twice the PoE ports:

| Attribute | SINTRONES IBOX-650P-IP66 | Neousys NRU-230V-AWP |
|---|---|---|
| IP rating | IP66 | IP66 |
| Minimum operating temperature | -25 °C | -40 °C |
| PoE ports | 2 (802.3at) | 4 (802.3at, 100 W total PoE budget) |

Both carry an IP66 rating, so on ingress protection alone they're equivalent for a rail bogie camera application.

On temperature, the NRU-230V-AWP is rated down to -40 °C while the IBOX-650P-IP66 is rated to -25 °C — a meaningful difference if the bogie sees severe winter cold. Note the stated ranges hold only under their listed conditions: the SINTRONES range "Requires airflow" and depends on installed peripherals, while the Neousys range depends on power mode, PoE load, SKU or module, and installed peripherals.

On PoE, the NRU-230V-AWP provides 4 PoE ports (IEEE 802.3at, with a 100 W total PoE budget) versus 2 PoE ports on the IBOX-650P-IP66 (also 802.3at) — so the Neousys box can power more cameras directly.

One rail-relevant extra: the IBOX-650P-IP66 lists EN50155 and EN45545-2 (R25) certifications, which the NRU-230V-AWP does not list.

SINTRONES IBOX-650P-IP66 vs NRU-230V-AWP for rail bogie cameras: IP rating, minimum temp, PoE ports

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Attribute	SINTRONES IBOX-650P-IP66	Neousys NRU-230V-AWP
IP rating	IP66	IP66
Minimum operating temperature	-25 °C	-40 °C
PoE ports	2 (802.3at)	4 (802.3at, 100 W total PoE budget)