I found two Jetson Thor full systems rated for DC input up to 60 V: the Connect Tech Anvil-T5 and the Forecr MILBOX-THR. Both cover a 48 V nominal bus.
Jetson Thor systems with a 60 V maximum DC input connecttec... +1connecttech.com ↗“+36V to +60V DC Wide Input Power (6-Pin Mini-Fit Jr. Connector)”forecr.io ↗“11-60 VDC”
| Product | Maker | Catalog group | DC input range | Jetson module(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anvil-T5 (ESG625) | Connect Tech | Embedded AI Systems | +36 V to +60 V DC (6-pin Mini-Fit Jr. connector) | Jetson T5000 |
| MILBOX-THR | Forecr | Edge AI Box PCs | 11–60 VDC | Jetson T5000 128GB, Jetson T4000 64GB, or IGX T5000 |
- Anvil-T5: a rugged edge system with active cooling. It has 2x 10GbE plus 2x 1GbE, 4x CAN and a 16-lane MIPI expansion for GMSL, FPD-Link III or SDI cameras. It's rated for -25 °C to +60 °C. connecttec...connecttech.com ↗“rugged, actively cooled edge system built around the NVIDIA Jetson T5000”
- MILBOX-THR: a military-grade rugged edge AI computer with 4x 10G Ethernet and isolated CAN FD, serial and DIO. Its operating temperature is listed as -40 °C to 70 °C, but that range depends on the SKU or module. forecr.ioforecr.io ↗“Forecr military-grade rugged edge AI computer offered with the NVIDIA IGX T5000, Jetson T5000 or Jetson T4000 module”
- Link note: the catalog doesn't list a product page for the MILBOX-THR, so the link above actually goes to Forecr's DSBOX-THRMAX page. Please search for the MILBOX-THR on Forecr's site instead.
If you're designing your own enclosure: Connect Tech's Gauntlet carrier board also takes 36–60 V. It's a carrier board for the Jetson Thor T5000, not a complete system. connecttec...connecttech.com ↗“Connect Tech rugged carrier board for NVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000”
Thor systems that top out below 60 V:
- YUAN EDG6N0-S T5X NVR: 20–57 V yuan.com.twyuan.com.tw ↗“power.power_input=20-57 V”
- Vecow EAC-7000 series (for example, EAC-7200F-T5000): 9–50 V vecow.comvecow.com ↗“9-50V”
These will run from 48 V nominal. However, a 48 V battery may sit above 48 V when fully charged, so check your pack's maximum voltage against each system's upper limit.
What I couldn't confirm: The catalog doesn't list a DC input range for NVIDIA's own Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit, so I can't tell you whether it takes 60 V.