Yes — there are three other vendors with box PCs meeting a ≥120 W PoE budget, all verified in the catalog. Every one of them comes in at 120 W exactly (none beat Advantech's 150 W budget, but all match your "at least 120 W" requirement):
Box PCs with ≥120 W total PoE budget (excluding Advantech)
| Product | Vendor | PoE budget | PoE ports | Ethernet ports | Jetson module | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ATC 3563-NX8C/NXA8CR | NEXCOM | 120 W | 8 | 8x GbE | Jetson Orin NX 8/16GB (up to 157 TOPS) | Fanless in-vehicle/railway, CAN FD, GNSS, RJ45 or M12 connectors |
| ATC 3563-NA8C/NAA8CR | NEXCOM | 120 W | 8 | 8x GbE | Jetson Orin Nano 8GB (67 TOPS) | Same platform as above, with Orin Nano |
| ReliaCOR 31-11 | Eurotech | 120 W | 4 | 4x 1GbE PoE+ | Jetson Orin NX 16GB (100 TOPS) | Fanless/ventless, IEC 62443-4-2 SL2 cybersecurity, LTE Cat 4 + GNSS options |
| WCO-6000-THR-A | Premio | 120 W | 4 | 6x M12 (4x 10GbE PoE+, 2x 2.5GbE) | Jetson AGX Thor T5000/T4000 | IP66-rated, 8x GMSL2, PoE+ is optional on this one (preliminary listing) |
A few things worth noting:
- The NEXCOM ATC 3563 pair spreads the 120 W across 8 PoE+ ports, which is the closest match to the MIC-712P-OX's port-heavy layout (that unit spreads its 150 W over 6 PoE ports).
- The Premio WCO-6000-THR-A lists PoE as optional, so the 120 W budget applies to the PoE+-equipped configuration; its 10GbE uplinks and GMSL2 inputs make it a strong fit for camera-heavy deployments.
- All four are fanless designs, and both NEXCOM models carry railway certifications (EN 50155, EN 45545-2) if that's relevant to your application. nexcom.com +4nexcom.com ↗“8x GbE PoE+ (RJ45 or M12, 120W), CAN FD, GNSS”nexcom.com ↗“8x GbE PoE+ (RJ45 or M12, 120W)”eurotech.com ↗“4x 1GbE PoE+, LTE Cat 4 and GNSS options”premioinc.com ↗“4x 10GbE with optional PoE+, 2x 2.5GbE”advantech.com ↗“150W budget”