Name: 3.5" 8-Bay Hot-Swap HDD Backplane for System X
Brand: IBM
Price: 125.95 USD
Availability: InStock

IBM 00FJ751 3.5" 8-Bay Hot-Swap HDD Backplane for System X

The IBM 00FJ751 3.5 inch 8 Bay Hot Swap HDD Backplane is engineered for high-performance IBM System X servers. This backplane provides reliable, hot-swap capability for up to eight 3.5 inch hard drives, allowing administrators to add, replace or remo... Read More

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Manufacturer: IBM
Model or Part: 00FJ751
Condition: Refurbished
Weight: 3.00lb

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Description

Overview
The IBM 00FJ751 3.5 inch 8 Bay Hot Swap HDD Backplane is engineered for high-performance IBM System X servers. This backplane provides reliable, hot-swap capability for up to eight 3.5 inch hard drives, allowing administrators to add, replace or remove drives without powering down the system. Designed with robust connectors and intelligent signal routing, it maximizes data throughput while minimizing downtime in mission critical environments.

Key Features

Supports eight 3.5 inch SATA or SAS drives with full hot-swap functionality
Optimized for IBM System X platforms and compatible with a wide range of IBM server models
High-density layout reduces cable clutter and improves airflow within the chassis
Integrated power and data connectors simplify installation and maintenance
Durable metal chassis provides EMI shielding and mechanical stability
Plug-and-play design with no additional firmware or driver updates required

Technical Specifications

Model / Part Number: 00FJ751
Form factor: 3.5 inch
Number of bays: 8
Interface: SATA III 6 Gb/s and SAS 12 Gb/s compatible
Power connector: Standard 12 V DC
Operating temperature: 0 to 55 degrees Celsius
Dimensions: 8.5 in (height) x 6.8 in (width) x 1.5 in (depth)
Weight: Approx 1.2 lbs

Applications
The 00FJ751 backplane is ideal for data center deployments, virtualization hosts, and enterprise storage arrays where continuous availability is essential. It is well suited for:

High-performance database servers
Virtual machine consolidation platforms
Backup and archival storage solutions
Large scale file and media servers
Any IBM System X configuration requiring rapid drive interchange and reliable data access

By integrating this hot-swap backplane, organizations can achieve faster maintenance cycles, reduce service interruptions, and maintain optimal storage performance across critical workloads.