Dell 0P6DGF SAS Expander Daughter Board 4P

Dell 0P6DGF SAS Expander Daughter Board 4P
Dell 0P6DGF SAS Expander Daughter Board 4P
The Dell SAS Expander Daughter Board 4P (part number 0P6DGF) is a high-performance expansion solution designed to increase the connectivity of your server or storage chassis. By adding four additional SAS ports, this daughter board enables you to att... Read More
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$139.95
  • In Stock: 18
  • Manufacturer: Dell
  • Model or Part: 0P6DGF
  • Condition: Refurbished
  • Weight: 3.00lb
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Overview

The Dell SAS Expander Daughter Board 4P (part number 0P6DGF) is a high-performance expansion solution designed to increase the connectivity of your server or storage chassis. By adding four additional SAS ports, this daughter board enables you to attach more drives, expand external enclosures, and build larger, more resilient storage arrays without sacrificing speed or reliability.

Key Features

  • Four native SAS 12Gb/s ports for rapid data transfer
  • Compatible with Dell PowerEdge servers that support daughter board expansion
  • Low latency architecture ensures minimal overhead on I/O operations
  • Plug-and-play installation with no additional drivers required
  • Robust aluminum housing provides excellent heat dissipation and durability
  • Supports both SAS and SATA devices, giving you flexibility in drive selection

Technical Specifications

  • Model/Part Number: 0P6DGF
  • Interface: PCIe x4 (Gen3) link to host controller
  • SAS Speed: 12Gb/s per port (backward compatible with 6Gb/s and 3Gb/s)
  • Connector Type: Mini-SAS HD (HD68) for each of the four ports
  • Power Consumption: Typical 5W, maximum 8W
  • Operating Temperature Range: 0 to 55 degrees C
  • Dimensions: 1.75 inches height (full depth), fits standard Dell rack mount slots

Applications

This daughter board is ideal for enterprises and data centers that need to scale storage capacity while maintaining high throughput. Common uses include:

  • Expanding internal drive bays in blade or rack servers
  • Connecting external JBOD enclosures for backup and archival storage
  • Building high-availability SAN fabrics with redundant paths
  • Supporting virtualization environments that demand fast, concurrent disk access
  • Enabling large database deployments that benefit from direct SAS connectivity

By integrating the Dell SAS Expander Daughter Board 4P into your infrastructure, you gain a cost-effective way to grow storage resources, improve data redundancy, and keep performance levels high across demanding workloads.