Specs & Power Consumption: Qotom Q555G6
Estimated data Intel Core i5-7200U
Qotom Q555G6 (i5-7200U): estimated 7W idle and 31W under load, 6x 1GbE, up to 32 GB RAM. VESA mount behind your monitor.
Technical specifications
| Brand | Qotom |
|---|---|
| Model | Q555G6 |
| CPU | Intel Core i5-7200U |
| Max RAM | 32 GB unverified* |
| Network ports | 6x 1GbE unverified* |
| Dimensions | 185 × 150 × 40 mm estimate |
| VESA mount | Yes estimate |
Power consumption & electricity cost
Average based on 80% of the time at idle and 20% under load, running 24/7: 103 kWh/year. Adjust the inputs to match your usage:
Mounting & usage guide
Mounting
- Footprint 185 × 150 mm, 40 mm tall (about 1.11 litres).
- Supports VESA mounting: fix it to a wall or under a shelf near your modem and switch, with the network ports facing down or sideways for easier cabling.
- When VESA-mounted, keep the vents clear: leave at least 1-2 cm between the case and the monitor.
Cooling & heat
- Fanless aluminium case: the chassis is the heatsink and can feel hot to the touch in continuous use, which is normal.
- Avoid closed cabinets without airflow; when lying flat, leave a few cm above the fins.
- Clean dust from the vents every 6-12 months to keep temperatures and power draw low.
Recommended use cases
- OPNsense or pfSense firewall/router: 6x 1GbE to split WAN, LAN and VLANs.
- Always-on Home Assistant: at about 7 W idle it is cheap to run 24/7.
- Proxmox VE with several VMs and LXC containers: up to 32 GB RAM.
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Data sources
Unverified values*: max RAM, network ports.
* Value not verified by a reliable source: collected with an AI assistant and not yet confirmed by an official spec sheet or a measurement.
Estimated from the CPU class and measurements of similar models: idle power, load power, dimensions, VESA support. Always check the manufacturer's spec sheet.
Real-world power draw varies with OS, RAM, drives, peripherals and BIOS settings.