Rosewill RASA-11001 RSV-Cage 4 x 3.5" HDD add-on module server accessory
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Expands SAS connectivity inside the Dell PowerEdge R930 server
The Dell R930 SAS Expander (8Y39X) adds drive connectivity inside compatible Dell PowerEdge R930 servers. It is intended for administrators who need to populate additional drive bays beyond the base backplane capacity.
The expander passes SAS traffic between the RAID controller and the attached drives without adding protocol overhead. Firmware is updated before shipment so the link remains stable during continuous rebuilds or heavy sequential workloads.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DELL |
| Model name | 8Y39X |
| Product type | Rack |
The Dell R930 SAS expander is designed for rack installation and draws power from the host server backplane; exact wattage depends on the chassis configuration.
The 8Y39X requires a compatible Dell R930 server chassis with an available SAS backplane slot and matching cabling to operate.
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