How to ensure 2.5 inch Hard Drive a Smooth Installation? Check that your PowerEdge Server or Drive Array is listed and supported. Your Dell server has to have 2.5 inches Hot-Plug Drive Bay This 2.5 inch Drive caddy supports only 2.5-inch hard drives. Please, contact us if you are not sure.

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WORKDONE 4-Pack 3.5-inch Drive Tray for Dell Servers

4-Pack 3.5-inch Drive Tray for Dell Servers 42€ VAT0%

WORKDONE 2.5-inch Hard Drive Caddy for Dell PowerEdge Servers 12-Pack

2.5-inch Hard Drive Caddy for Dell PowerEdge Servers 12-Pack 73€ VAT0%

WORKDONE 3-Pack 3.5-inch Hard Drive Caddy 0F238F with 2.5-inch Converter

3-Pack 3.5-inch Hard Drive Caddy 0F238F with 2.5-inch Converter 42€ VAT0%

WORKDONE 4-Pack 8FKXC Compatible 2.5 inch Caddy for Dell PowerEdge Servers

4-Pack 8FKXC Compatible 2.5 inch Caddy for Dell PowerEdge Servers 25€ VAT0%

WORKDONE 3.5-inch Hard Drive Caddy KG1CH for PowerEdge Servers with 2.5-inch Converter 9W8C4

3.5-inch Hard Drive Caddy KG1CH for PowerEdge Servers with 2.5-inch Converter 9W8C4 18€ VAT0%

WORKDONE 2-Pack - 2.5-inch Server Caddy for Dell Servers

2-Pack - 2.5-inch Server Caddy for Dell Servers 16€ VAT0%

WORKDONE 3.5-inch Hot Swap Tray KG1CH for PowerEdge 2-Pack

3.5-inch Hot Swap Tray KG1CH for PowerEdge 2-Pack 25€ VAT0%

WORKDONE G176J Compatible 2.5 inch Hard Drive Caddy 3-Pack

G176J Compatible 2.5 inch Hard Drive Caddy 3-Pack 21€ VAT0%

WORKDONE 3.5-inch Drive Carrier F238F for Dell PowerEdge Servers

3.5-inch Drive Carrier F238F for Dell PowerEdge Servers 14€ VAT0%

WORKDONE 6-Pack - 3.5" Hard Drive Caddy KG1CH X968D with 2.5" HDD Adapter

6-Pack - 3.5" Hard Drive Caddy KG1CH X968D with 2.5" HDD Adapter 80€ VAT0%

WORKDONE 12-Pack - 3.5" Hard Drive Caddy 0F238F - Compatible for Dell PowerEdge Selected 11-13th Gen Servers

12-Pack - 3.5" Hard Drive Caddy 0F238F - Compatible for Dell PowerEdge Selected 11-13th Gen Servers 116€ VAT0%

Dell Server Naming

You’ll see the world in a whole new light once you’re familiar with Dell PowerEdge server naming standards. Starting with the tenth generation of PowerEdge servers, Dell decided to switch up their naming conventions. Now, sever names generally consist of a single letter followed by either three or four numbers, and these letters and numbers aren’t arbitrary.