Shuttle has recently launched another interesting fanless XPC slim barebone, which can be picked up in two different flavors: the DL20N with Celeron N4505 but also the DL20N6 sporting the Pentium Silver N6005. Both processors take part of the Jasper Lake generation from Intel, have a TDP limited to 10W and come with dual channel DDR4 SODIMM memory support. The DL20N series is a successor to the DL10J which was launched in 2018, so we do expect quite a bit of performance and other improvements.
The product has arrived inside a familiar-looking cardboard enclosure, which shows a simple drawing of the barebone:
![](http://www.madshrimps.be/files/users/stefan/barebone/2021shuttleDL20N6/packaging/1.jpg)
On one of the sides, a large sticker is attached with the product specifications:
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The inside contents are carefully protected with lots of foam material:
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Besides the main barebone product, we will also receive some documentation inside a transparent plastic envelope, but also some hardware bundle:
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The documentation comes with detailed drawings and explanations in order transform this into a fully functional system:
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The VESA mount installation instructions are separate:
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Let’s look at the rest of the bundle as well!
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Shuttle has included a power lead, the power adapter, the VESA mount components, four sets of screws but also an installation DVD:
![](http://www.madshrimps.be/files/users/stefan/barebone/2021shuttleDL20N6/packaging/8.jpg)
The power adapter is very compact, thanks to the low consumption of the entire system:
![](http://www.madshrimps.be/files/users/stefan/barebone/2021shuttleDL20N6/packaging/9.jpg)
On its frontal side we will note a status LED:
![](http://www.madshrimps.be/files/users/stefan/barebone/2021shuttleDL20N6/packaging/10.jpg)