Two Leetop carrier boards accept the Jetson T4000 64GB: the A801 and the A802. Both are part of Leetop's A800 product line, are actively listed, and support the Jetson Thor module family — with the Jetson T5000 128GB and Jetson T4000 64GB named explicitly as supported modules on both boards.
| Board | Ethernet | USB Ports | CAN | Serial | M.2 / Storage | Cooling |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leetop A801 | 1× 2.5GbE | 2 | 2× CAN | 3 | 1× M.2 M-key | Fan/Fanless |
| Leetop A802 | 2× 10GbE | 6 (incl. Micro USB debug) | 4× CAN | 5 | SD/TF card slot, SIM slot | Fan/Fanless |
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A few differences that may matter for your decision:
- A801 is the simpler board: single 2.5GbE port, 2 USB, 2 CAN ports, and one M.2 slot. It's the better fit if you just need a compact carrier to drop the T4000 onto.
- A802 steps up I/O considerably: dual 10GbE, 6 external USB, 4 CAN ports, 5 serial ports, plus digital I/O and SIM/SD card slots — useful if this board needs to handle more peripherals or networking.
Since you mentioned planning around a future switch to a cheaper Thor module, it's worth noting both boards are listed as supporting the full Jetson Thor family (Jetson T5000 128GB and T4000 64GB are the modules explicitly named), so either board should give you flexibility if you later move to a different Thor-tier module, subject to verifying that specific module's compatibility on Leetop's product page for the board you choose.