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DELL

DELL U7824 1x2 SAS SATA 3.5in Backplane Board PowerEdge 1950

SKU CH-HR45-P165K

A 3.5-inch SAS SATA backplane board for PowerEdge 1950 servers

  • Product typeOthers
  • Supports SAS and SATA drives for flexible storage
  • 5-inch form factor fits standard drive bays
  • Designed for PowerEdge 1950 server compatibility
  • Part number U7824 ensures correct replacement match

Dell PowerEdge 1950 backplane

This Dell U7824 backplane board fits the PowerEdge 1950 server and accepts one pair of 3.5-inch drives. It provides SAS and SATA connectivity for internal storage expansion. The board is supplied new and ready for installation.

Suits administrators adding dual-drive storage

Technicians maintaining legacy PowerEdge 1950 systems can use this part to restore or expand drive support. Builders working with other server models or smaller drive form factors will need a different backplane.

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Price $24.99
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Questions about this item

Will the U7824 backplane board fit my existing 3.5-inch SAS or SATA drives?

Yes, the board is built for 3.5-inch drives using SAS or SATA interfaces, so your current drives will connect directly.

How can I confirm the U7824 backplane is functioning correctly once installed in the PowerEdge 1950?

After installation, the server BIOS should list each attached drive and the operating system will recognise them without errors.

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