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Dell PowerEdge R730xd mid HDD tray kit metal caddy

DELL

DELL PowerEdge R730xd Mid-HDD Tray Kit 4FHR4

SKU CH-E1RF-44WD9

Mid-HDD tray kit adds drive bays to a PowerEdge R730xd server

  • Product typeRack
  • Designed for the PowerEdge R730xd server
  • Mid-chassis hard-drive tray kit for additional storage
  • Part number 4FHR4 ensures exact compatibility
  • Tested components with updated firmware ready to install

Dell PowerEdge R730xd Mid-HDD Tray Kit

This kit provides the mid-drive trays designed for the Dell PowerEdge R730xd server chassis. It enables the installation of additional hard drives in the middle bay section. System administrators expanding storage capacity in compatible Dell rack servers will use this accessory.

Upgrades empty mid-bay slots to populated drive bays

The tray kit replaces missing or damaged caddies so that 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch drives can be secured in the mid-section. The jump is worth it when the server has free mid-bay positions and the chassis supports the R730xd mid-backplane. It is not for servers lacking the mid-drive backplane or for front-bay-only configurations.

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Price $430.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameDELL
Model name4FHR4
Product typeRack

Questions about this item

Does the 4FHR4 tray kit fit the PowerEdge R730xd mid-bay slots?

Yes, this kit is built for the mid-drive bay of the Dell PowerEdge R730xd and aligns with the chassis mounting points.

What is the correct way to seat the tray so the drive connects properly?

Slide the tray straight in until the latch clicks; pushing at an angle leaves the backplane connector unseated and the drive invisible to the controller.

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