Rosewill RSV-R4012 4U rackmount server chassis 12 x 3.5" bays
- 4U
- Rackmount
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A desktop server chassis supporting H1U-6150P, H1U-6200P and H1U-6250P power supplies
This desktop server chassis is built to house NShi H1U power supply units numbered 6150, 6200 and 6250. It suits system builders who need a compact enclosure for single-PSU server deployments in space-constrained racks or workstations.
The chassis accommodates exactly one power supply from the 6150, 6200 or 6250 series and provides no additional PSU bays. Builders requiring redundant power, higher-wattage units outside this range or multiple drive cages will need a different enclosure.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Chassis style | Desktop |
The H1U-6200P is listed as a compatible PSU for the same desktop chassis series that supports the H1U-6150P and H1U-6250P models.
Check that the system powers on stably and the PSU fan spins; the unit is ROHS compliant, indicating it meets restricted-substance standards.
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