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Dell 14G internal dual SD module card 385-BBLF

DELL

DELL 14G Internal Dual SD Module 385-BBLF

SKU CH-CNF8-AJGF9

Provides redundant boot storage for 14th-generation Dell rack servers

  • Product typeRack
  • Designed for 14G server platforms
  • Dual SD slots provide redundant boot storage
  • Internal module protects media from external damage
  • Tested components with updated firmware ensure reliability

14G Dual SD Module for Dell Servers

This internal dual SD module is designed for 14th-generation Dell PowerEdge servers. It provides a dedicated hardware platform for hypervisor boot redundancy or secure firmware storage. The unit installs directly into the server chassis IDSDM slot without consuming a drive bay or PCIe lane.

Tested Components With Updated Firmware

Each module undergoes functional testing and ships with current firmware applied. The dual-slot design allows mirrored SD cards to protect against single-card failure during boot. No additional cables, brackets or software licences are included in the package.

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Price $20.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameDELL
Model name385-BBLF
Product typeRack

Questions about this item

How often will the SD cards in the 14G Internal Dual SD Module need replacement?

The module holds two SD cards for redundant boot storage; replace a card only if it reports errors or fails, as there is no fixed service interval.

What limit appears first when the 385-BBLF module runs continuously in a server?

The practical limit is the write endurance of the installed SD cards; sustained heavy logging will wear them out before the module hardware itself degrades.

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