Operates reliably even with a wooden housing
Temperature evaluation test with camera installed

Do You Have Any of These Concerns?

Will heat build up inside a wooden enclosure?
Will the camera or CPU overheat?
Can it withstand long-term operation?

Test Results

Stable operation is possible even inside a wooden housing when properly configured.
By using a cooling fan in combination, the internal temperature of the housing can be efficiently reduced.

CPU temperature: Within acceptable range
Internal temperature: No significant issues

Test Overview

A camera was installed inside a wooden camera housing, and the temperature changes of both the internal housing environment and the CPU were evaluated using the cooling system (Entaniya Silent Mount 315).
If temperature rise inside the housing is a concern, implementing a cooling system can help achieve more stable operation.

2.64 W Industrial Camera (High-Power Camera)

Test Environment

8-tatami Western-style room
Window opened approximately 10 cm
Air conditioner operated when room temperature increased (set to 30°C, low airflow)
Window opened when the air conditioner was turned off

Equipment Used

ItemDetails
CameraSIP-K676K5
Image SensorSONY IMX676
ProcessorHi3519DV500
Camera power consumption2.64 W
PoE boardXR-PM3812AT
PoE board power consumptionApprox.0.3 W
Total system power consumptionApprox.2.9 W
HousingWooden Camera Housing

Cooling Structure (Entaniya Silent Mount 315)

ConfigurationSpecifications
Internal fanSunon MF30151V3-1000C-A99 20mA

Measurement results when using a 2.64 W industrial camera

Measurement ItemsTemperature Range
Ambient Temperature22〜34℃
Inside the Housing32〜42℃
CPU Area42〜52℃

Based on the measurement results

Based on the measurement results, it was confirmed that the internal temperature of the case remains approximately +10°C above the ambient temperature.Based on this result, the estimated internal housing temperature and CPU temperature when using a camera with a power consumption of 2.64 W are shown below, and all values remain within the operating range.

Ambient TemperatureInside the HousingCPU Area
-30℃-20℃-15℃
-20℃-10℃-5℃
-10℃0℃5℃
0℃10℃15℃
10℃20℃25℃
20℃30℃35℃
30℃40℃45℃
40℃50℃55℃
50℃60℃65℃

0.8 W USB Camera (Low-Power Camera)

The measured value of the ELP 12MP USB camera was 159.4 mA @ 5V, and its power consumption was approximately 0.8 W.
Compared with the existing PoE camera configuration (approx. 2.9 W), heat generation is significantly lower, and in the same housing, the internal temperature rise is expected to be reduced to around 5.5°C.
With a low-power USB camera, it is highly likely that the ASA housing alone will be sufficient, while the heat sink and fan would serve to provide additional safety margin.

Equipment Used

ItemDetails
CameraELP 120fps USB camera module 12MP
Image SensorSONY IMX577
Camera power consumption0.8 W
Camera housingWooden Camera Housing

Cooling structure(Entaniya Silent Mount 315)

ConfigurationSpecifications
Internal fanSunon MF30150V3-1000C-A99 45mA
Measurement ItemsTemperature Range
Ambient Temperature25〜34℃
Inside the Housing32〜38℃
CPU Area38〜45℃

Based on the Measurement Results

Based on the measurement results, it was confirmed that the internal temperature of the case remains approximately +10°C above the ambient temperature.
Based on these findings, the estimated internal housing temperature and CPU temperature when using a camera with a power consumption of 2.64 W are shown below. As indicated, all values remain within the operating range.

Ambient TemperatureInside the HousingCPU Area
-30℃-20℃-15℃
-20℃-10℃-5℃
-10℃0℃5℃
0℃10℃15℃
10℃20℃25℃
20℃30℃35℃
30℃40℃45℃
40℃50℃55℃
50℃60℃65℃

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