Rosewill RSWR-12U001 12U Server Rack 20" Depth
- 12U
- 66 lb For Wall;220…
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Sliding rails kit enables rack mounting for PowerEdge R310 and R410 servers
This sliding rails kit is built for the Dell PowerEdge R310 and R410 servers. It lets administrators mount either chassis into a standard rack quickly. The kit is designed for IT teams deploying these specific models in a data centre or server room.
The rackmount construction uses steel rails that slide smoothly for easy server access during maintenance. Because the kit matches the R310 and R410 mounting points exactly, no adapters or modifications are required. Buyers needing rails for other PowerEdge models will need a different kit.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Product type | Rackmount |
The kit is a rackmount type designed to fit Dell PowerEdge 310 and 410 servers in a standard server rack.
It supplies sliding rails that let the server slide in and out of the rack for installation and service access.
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