Industrial PCs
IBOX-3226
Intel i3-1215U / i5-1235U / i7-1255U (12th Gen) with 2x LAN.
Turnkey video-wall controller
IBOX-3226 — four 4K displays from one silent box
A fanless controller that drives four independent 4K displays without KVM extenders or a rack of machines — 12th-gen Core, up to 64GB, and four HDMI outputs for NOCs, control rooms, and dashboard walls.
4× HDMI 4Ki7 option0 dB
The problem
Why one controller for four screens?
One PC per screen multiplies failure points
Four machines means four power supplies, four update cycles, and four things to fail.
Extenders add cost and cabling
KVM and video-distribution gear adds hardware, cable runs, and points of failure between source and screen.
Fan noise in a control room
Operators sit next to the wall all shift; fan noise from a stack of PCs adds up.
Consumer PCs are not built for 24/7
Always-on dashboards expose office-grade thermal and power design quickly.
IBOX-3226 drives four independent 4K displays from one fanless controller with 12th-gen Intel Core graphics — one machine to manage.
Why this platform
4× HDMI 4K
Four independent displays at up to 4096×2304@60Hz — one OS to manage instead of four.
Core-class + 64GB
12th-gen Core processors and up to 64GB for dashboards, camera grids, and browser walls.
Fanless & rack-free
Silent, VESA-mountable behind the wall — no extenders, no server room.
Auto power-on + watchdog
The wall returns unattended after outages and recovers from a hung session.
Four outputs, one operator view
Each HDMI output is independent at up to 4096×2304@60Hz. A typical control-room layout:
HDMI 1–2
Primary
SCADA / HMI dashboards or camera grids.
HDMI 3
Secondary
KPIs, network maps, and monitoring.
HDMI 4
Flexible
Alarms, an overview screen, or a presentation feed.
Key specifications
- Processor
- Intel 12th-gen Core i3/i5/i7
- Memory
- 2× DDR4 3200, up to 64GB
- Displays
- 4× HDMI (4K@60Hz)
- Network
- 2× LAN
- Storage
- M.2 NVMe + 2× 2.5" bays
- Cooling
- Fanless
All 9 specifications
- Processor
- Intel i3-1215U / i5-1235U / i7-1255U (12th Gen)
- Memory
- 2x DDR4 3200MHz, up to 64GB
- Networking
- 2x LAN
- Serial ports
- 4x COM
- Storage
- 1x M.2 2280 NVMe + 2x 2.5" HDD
- I/O
- 4x USB 2.0, 3x USB 3.0, 1x USB 2.0
- Display outputs
- 4x HDMI (4096×2304@60Hz)
- Dimensions
- 230 × 200 × 68mm
- Weight
- 2.64kg
Software fit
- Grafana / Zabbix dashboards
- Windows / Linux
- Browser kiosk mode
- Camera / VMS clients
Software compatibility is validated for the exact model and release before quotation.
One controller vs the alternatives
The typical picture; individual setups vary.
| Feature | IBOX-3226 | One PC per screen | KVM / video extenders |
|---|---|---|---|
| Devices to maintain | 1 | 4 | Source PCs plus extender pairs |
| Independent content per screen | Yes | Yes | Depends on the setup |
| Noise | Fanless, 0 dB | Fan noise from each PC | Depends on the source PCs |
| Recovery after power loss | BIOS auto power-on and watchdog | Per machine | Per machine and extender |
Dashboard software
Common choices for NOC and control-room walls. All run on Windows or Linux on the IBOX-3226.
| Feature | Grafana + Prometheus | Zabbix | Browser kiosk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | IT / OT metrics and time series | Network and infrastructure monitoring | Any web dashboard or web HMI |
| Setup | Data sources + dashboards | Server, agents, and web frontend | Chromium in kiosk mode per screen |
Where it fits
NOC & control rooms
Monitoring dashboards, camera grids, and maps across four screens.
Operations walls
KPI and status boards for dispatch and production floors.
Retail media walls
Synchronized multi-screen content from one player.
Typical configurations
Starting points technical sales uses when sizing the IBOX-3226. Every build is confirmed against sources, stream count, and software before quotation.
NOC wall
Network and security monitoring
- Core i5-1235U
- 16GB DDR4
- 512GB NVMe SSD
- Linux with Grafana or Zabbix
Control room
SCADA and camera views
- Core i7-1255U
- 32GB DDR4
- 512GB NVMe SSD + 2.5" bay
- Windows with operator software
Command center
KPIs, maps, and live data
- Core i7-1255U
- 64GB DDR4
- 1TB NVMe SSD + 2× 2.5" bays
- Browser kiosk with auto power-on
Frequently asked questions
Can one box really drive four 4K screens?
Yes — four independent HDMI outputs at 4K@60Hz. Four browser dashboards fit comfortably; dozens of high-bitrate video streams may need a GPU platform. Send the sources and we will size it.
Do I need KVM extenders?
No — displays connect directly over HDMI (use active-optical cables for long runs). One machine, no extenders.
How do I manage it remotely?
Use RDP on Windows or VNC / SSH on Linux from anywhere on your network, and add a VPN for access from outside. All four screens are one desktop to manage.
How does the wall recover after a power cut?
Enable BIOS auto power-on and a boot-time layout restore; the watchdog restarts a hung session automatically.
Related hardware
Ready to specify the IBOX-3226?
Send the configuration, quantity, application, and timing. Technical sales confirms compatibility, lead time, and pricing.