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Raspberry Pi 4 Aluminium Alloy Case With Cooling Heatsink

Name: Raspberry Pi 4 Aluminium Alloy Case With Cooling Heatsink
Brand: Little Bird
SKU: LB-HEAT-CASE
Price: 15.45 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (18 reviews)

4.8 (18)

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This CNC-machined aluminium alloy case doubles as a passive heatsink for the Raspberry Pi 4, drawing heat away from the processor without the need for a fan....

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This CNC-machined aluminium alloy case doubles as a passive heatsink for the Raspberry Pi 4, drawing heat away from the processor without the need for a fan. The solid metal construction provides excellent thermal dissipation and rugged protection for your Pi.

With its precision-machined design, the case offers full port access and a clean, professional look — ideal for always-on servers, media centres, and embedded applications where silent cooling is essential.

Key Features

Passive Heatsink Design – Aluminium body acts as a full-case heatsink for fanless, silent cooling
CNC-Machined Aluminium Alloy – Durable, precision-manufactured construction
Full Port Access – Cut-outs for all Raspberry Pi 4 ports and connectors
No Moving Parts – Zero noise, zero maintenance cooling solution

Specifications

Material – Aluminium alloy
Colour – Black
Dimensions – 105 × 80 × 50 mm
Compatibility – Raspberry Pi 4 Model B

Ideal For

Always-on Raspberry Pi servers and NAS builds
Media centres and home automation hubs
Quiet desktop and kiosk applications
Industrial and embedded deployments

Package Contents

1× Aluminium Alloy Cooling Case for Raspberry Pi 4

Note: Raspberry Pi 4 not included.

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Plain-language definitions for the technical terms used above.

passive heatsink: A heatsink is a piece of metal shaped to draw heat away from a hot component, and passive means it works without a fan. This matters because it can keep a processor cooler and quieter, but the case itself may become hot during use.

4.8

18 reviews

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noice

8 Dec 2025

noice

Aaron Stevenson

It does what is says on the tin

26 Sep 2025

It does what is says on the tin

Cooper Williams

Looks like a great product

14 Sep 2025

Looks like a great product. It came quickly. Online instructions are a little outdated as there is one additional thermal tape piece; but it’s simple to figure out where it should go by looking at the top aluminium piece. Happy customer.

Gabriele Vanni

31 Jan 2025

Product is great

Matthew Bottrell

Great little passive cooling device

13 Oct 2024

Applied this to the new Raspberry Pi 4 and it works a treat! No fans to wear out and it does the job. the key chips are connected back to the aluminium heat sink via heat-conductive foam, so the chips should work just fine for most indoor applications, which is my situation.

Ross Summerfield

Does it's job well

11 Oct 2024

The good: It's solid and a very complete package. Looks pretty nice too. There are cutouts for the display and camera connectors. The bad: You can't actually attach cables to the camera and display connectors once the top cover is in place. You need to do that beforehand. I'm sure you're thinking "Just unscrew the cover", but there's adhesive thermal tape under it so I am not sure what's going to happen there.

Christopher Moran

5 Jul 2024

Great tool!

Scott White

Reduced CPU temperature by around 20 degrees C

2 Mar 2020

My Raspberry PI 4 in the standard case was seeing CPU temperatures of between 65 and 75 degrees C (and sometimes up to 80 degrees C) which I was concerned about. I recently purchased one of these cases with the aim of moderating the high temperatures. I was pleased to find that the case reduced the operating temperatures by almost 20 degrees, and the CPU temperature now varies between approximately 45 and 55 degrees C. You can find a blog post about my experience with the case here: https://newadventuresinwi-fi.blogspot.com/2020/03/heatsink-case-for-raspberry-pi-4.html

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