DELL PowerEdge T640 16-Bay 2.5" SFF Backplane RVJR7
Supports 16 x 2.5-inch SFF SAS/SATA drives in Dell EMC PowerEdge T640 tower servers
- Compatible brandsFor Dell
- Supported modelsFor Dell EMC PowerEdge T640
- Product colorGreen
- Supports 16 x 2.5-inch SFF drives for high-density storage
- OEM Dell EMC backplane designed for PowerEdge T640 servers
- Enables hot-swap SAS/SATA drive functionality with compatible hardware
- Passive backplane design ensures long-term operational stability
- Essential component for server repair or storage expansion
Server Storage Backplane for PowerEdge T640
This Dell EMC backplane delivers sixteen 2.5-inch SFF drive bays to the PowerEdge T640 tower server. It is built for administrators who need dense SAS and SATA storage in a single chassis.
Passive Green PCB with Hot-Swap Support
The green printed circuit board uses a passive design for long-term reliability. It enables hot-swap drive changes when paired with compatible server hardware, reducing downtime during maintenance or expansion.
Replaces Failed or Missing RVJR7 Units
This part restores the original sixteen-bay capacity of a T640 chassis. The upgrade is worthwhile when a backplane has failed or when converting a lower-bay configuration to full SFF density.
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- Price $128.99
- Pricier than about 91% of the 1,151 comparable items (median $33.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Model name | EMC PowerEdge T640 |
| Part number | RVJR7 |
| Product color | Green |
| Compatibility | |
| Compatible brands | For Dell |
| Supported models | For Dell EMC PowerEdge T640 |
Questions about this item
Does the RVJR7 backplane use SAS or SATA signalling, and what throughput does that cap at?
The RVJR7 carries both SAS and SATA signals; practical throughput is limited by the drive and controller you install, not by the backplane itself.
What chassis space and drive bays does the RVJR7 require to mount in a PowerEdge T640?
It occupies the front 16-bay 2.5-inch SFF cage of a PowerEdge T640 and secures with the server's native screw points.
How is the RVJR7 installed, and which step do technicians often miss?
Slide the backplane into the T640 chassis, fasten the retention screws, then connect the SAS/SATA data cables and power cable to the motherboard headers — forgetting the power cable is the common error.
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