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DELL Refurbished
A 16-slot hard-drive backplane board for PowerEdge R910 servers
This Dell J565K backplane board provides sixteen drive slots for the PowerEdge R910 server. It connects the drive bays to the system board and handles power distribution for installed drives. The unit is a refurbished component weighing 5.1 units.
This part suits administrators repairing or expanding storage capacity in a PowerEdge R910 chassis. Buyers needing a different slot count, a backplane for another server model, or a new condition part should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DELL |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 2.31 kg |
| Package size | 508 × 152 × 51 mm |
The unit is supplied as the bare 16-slot backplane board only; mounting hardware and drive caddies are not included and must be sourced separately.
The J565K provides 16 drive slots for the R910; other slot-count backplanes exist for the same server, so verify the bay configuration required for your build.
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