This 14×14×6mm heatsink is a compact white aluminium heat sink for cooling Raspberry Pi SoC chips, LED packages, power ICs, and transistors, supplied as a pack of two. The 14×14×6mm footprint of this heatsink matches the processor package on Raspberry Pi boards and many compact IC packages used in embedded and maker projects. The white finish suits light-coloured enclosures. In addition, the 6 mm profile fits inside most Pi cases and HAT stacks without clearance issues, making it an easy passive cooling upgrade for any hot chip. Key Features of the 14×14×6mm Heatsink Dimensions: 14 mm × 14 mm × 6 mm — low-profile, fits inside Pi cases and HAT stacks White aluminium finish — suits light-coloured enclosures and open boards Compatible with Raspberry Pi SoC, LED drivers, transistors, and small power ICs Self-adhesive thermal pad for tool-free installation Pack of 2 — cover multiple hot chips (e.g. Pi CPU and USB controller) in one order Use Cases Cooling the Raspberry Pi SoC in passive or semi-passive enclosures LED driver and power IC thermal management in compact electronics builds Retro gaming emulation builds where CPU throttling needs to be avoided Any project where multiple small ICs run warm during sustained operation Works Well With 9×9×12mm Heatsink for A4988/DRV8825 — an even smaller 9×9mm option for stepper driver ICs and tiny chip packages 50mm Axial Cooling Fan 5V/12V/24V — add a 50mm fan for active cooling when passive dissipation is insufficient Project Ideas & Tutorials Motor Heat Sink: When and How to Add Cooling — Zbotic — explains when heatsinks are needed and how to attach them to motor drivers and ICs DRV8825 Stepper Motor Driver Arduino Tutorial — Last Minute Engineers — covers heatsink application to small IC driver chips, applicable to any compact aluminium heat sink Package Contents 2 × 14×14×6mm white aluminium heatsinks