Name: 4-Slot Disk Backplane for Fire X4200 Server
Brand: Sun Microsystems
Price: 11.95 USD
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Sun Microsystems 501-7216 4-Slot Disk Backplane for Fire X4200 Server

The Sun Microsystems 4-Slot Disk Backplane (part number 501-7216) is a precision engineered component designed for the Fire X4200 server. It provides a reliable, high-density interface for up to four hot-swap SAS or SATA drives, enabling rapid storag... Read More

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Manufacturer: Sun Microsystems
Model or Part: 501-7216
Condition: Refurbished
Weight: 3.00lb

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Description

Overview
The Sun Microsystems 4-Slot Disk Backplane (part number 501-7216) is a precision engineered component designed for the Fire X4200 server. It provides a reliable, high-density interface for up to four hot-swap SAS or SATA drives, enabling rapid storage expansion and easy maintenance without powering down the system. Built to match Sun's rigorous standards, this backplane delivers consistent performance in data-center, virtualization, and enterprise applications.

Key Features

Four independent drive slots supporting both SAS and SATA devices
Hot-swap capability for minimal downtime during drive replacement
Optimized signal integrity with low-loss connectors
Robust aluminum chassis for superior heat dissipation
Fully compatible with the Fire X4200 server firmware and management tools

Technical Specifications

Model/Part Number: 501-7216
Manufacturer: Sun Microsystems
Connector Type: Standard 4-port SAS/SATA backplane
Supported Drive Sizes: 2.5 inch and 3.5 inch form factors
Interface Speed: Up to 6 Gbps per lane (SAS 3.0) or 3 Gbps per lane (SATA 3)
Power Consumption: Typical 5 watts per populated slot
Operating Temperature Range: 0 deg C to 55 deg C
Dimensions: 4.5 inches (height) x 8.0 inches (width) x 1.2 inches (depth)
Mounting: Rack-mountable with standard server rails

Applications
The 4-Slot Disk Backplane is ideal for:

Enterprise servers requiring scalable storage for databases, virtualization, and cloud workloads
High-performance computing clusters where rapid drive access and hot-swap capability are critical
Backup and archival solutions that benefit from easy drive replacement and expansion
IT environments that demand reliable, low-maintenance storage infrastructure

Upgrade your Fire X4200 server with this trusted Sun Microsystems backplane and experience the blend of flexibility, durability, and performance that modern data centers expect.