Specs & Power Consumption: Beelink EQ14
Partially verified data Intel N150
Beelink EQ14 (N150): 9W idle and 21W under load (measured), 2x 2.5GbE, up to 16 GB RAM. No VESA: alternative mounting tips.
Technical specifications
| Brand | Beelink |
|---|---|
| Model | EQ14 |
| CPU | Intel N150 |
| Max RAM | 16 GB estimate |
| Network ports | 2x 2.5GbE estimate |
| Dimensions | 126 × 126 × 39 mm [source] |
| VESA mount | No [source] |
Power consumption & electricity cost
Idle [source]9 W
Under load [source]21 W
Estimated 24/7 average11.4 W
Yearly cost (€0.25/kWh)24.97 €
Average based on 80% of the time at idle and 20% under load, running 24/7: 100 kWh/year. Adjust the inputs to match your usage:
Energy: 100 kWh/year · Cost: 24.97 €/year
(2.08 €/month)
Mounting & usage guide
Mounting
- Footprint 126 × 126 mm, 39 mm tall (about 0.62 litres).
- No VESA mount: place it on a shelf or a rack tray, or use a universal strap-style mini PC holder.
Cooling & heat
- Clean dust from the vents every 6-12 months to keep temperatures and power draw low.
Recommended use cases
- Virtualised router (OPNsense VM on Proxmox) using the 2x 2.5GbE.
- Always-on Home Assistant: at about 9 W idle it is cheap to run 24/7.
- Proxmox or Docker for a few light services (Pi-hole, Home Assistant, Jellyfin without heavy transcoding).
- Office work, browsing, 4K streaming and a home-office workstation.
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Data sources
- Idle power: 9 W — notebookcheck.net (measured review, checked on 2026-11-06)
- Load power: 21 W — notebookcheck.net (measured review, checked on 2026-11-06)
- Dimensions: 126 × 126 × 39 mm — bee-link.com (official source, checked on 2026-11-06)
- VESA support: No — notebookcheck.net (measured review, checked on 2026-11-06)
Estimated from the CPU class and measurements of similar models: max RAM, network ports. Always check the manufacturer's spec sheet.
Real-world power draw varies with OS, RAM, drives, peripherals and BIOS settings.