Lite-On iHDS118-104 8U DVD-ROM drive 18x 48x SATA 5.25" black
- Bare Drive
- 140 ms
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A CD-ROM drive for Dell Dimension 2400 systems using part X0348 LTN-486S
This Dell CD-ROM drive carries part numbers X0348 and LTN-486S and is built for the Dimension 2400 desktop. It installs in a standard 5.25-inch bay and reads CD media for software installation or data retrieval. The black bezel matches the original chassis styling.
The drive reads CD-ROM and CD-R discs at up to 48x speed and handles CD-RW media for occasional access. It does not write to any disc format and cannot read DVD or Blu-ray media. Buyers who need disc burning or DVD playback should choose a different drive.
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The X0348 LTN-486S is built for the Dimension 2400 chassis, so it slides straight into the standard 5.25-inch bay without adapters.
Insert a known-good CD; the drive LED should flash and the disc contents appear in File Explorer within a few seconds.
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