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ARCTIC Sliding Rail Kit for Dell PowerEdge 2U Gen 11-14
Sliding rail kit in metal fits Dell PowerEdge 2U servers from generations 11 to 14
- Metal construction for durability
- Sliding mechanism enables easy server access
- Compatible with Dell PowerEdge Gen 11-14 2U models
- Includes part numbers 0PWN3 H4X6X for identification
- Ready-to-install kit with all rails included
Sliding Rail Kit for Dell PowerEdge 2U
This sliding rail kit enables smooth installation and removal of compatible Dell PowerEdge 2U servers in standard racks. It fits Generation 11 through 14 chassis including R510, R520, R530, R540, R720, R730, R740, R750, R820 and R830 models. The metal construction provides durability for repeated server maintenance cycles.
Ideal for rack administrators maintaining
Administrators managing supported Dell PowerEdge 2U servers gain tool-less sliding access for hardware service. This kit does not suit operators of 1U or 4U form factors, towers, or non-Dell rackmount systems. Buyers needing rails for unsupported generations or different manufacturers must source alternative mounting hardware.
Compatibility spans Dell PowerEdge Gen 11 to Gen
The kit matches part numbers 0PWN3, H4X6X, XV104 and listed sub-parts across R510, R520, R530, R540, R720, R730, R740, R750, R820 and R830 servers. Verify your exact server model against this supported list before purchase to ensure correct fitment.
Highlights
- Metal construction for durability
- Sliding mechanism enables easy server access
- Compatible with Dell PowerEdge Gen 11-14 2U models
- Includes part numbers 0PWN3 H4X6X for identification
- Ready-to-install kit with all rails included
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What Dell PowerEdge server models does this 2U sliding rail kit fit?
The kit is compatible with Dell PowerEdge 2U servers across four generations: Gen 11 R510; Gen 12 R520, R720, R720XD, R820; Gen 13 R530, R730, R730XD, R830; and Gen 14 R540, R540XD, R740, R740XD, R7415, R7425.
How do the rails attach to the rack, and which step is often missed?
The metal rails mount to standard square-hole rack posts using the included hardware; the step often missed is fully extending both inner and outer rail sections until they click locked before sliding the server in.
When should the rail kit be inspected or replaced?
Inspect the rails whenever a server is removed or reseated; replace the kit if the sliding bearings feel rough, the locking tabs no longer engage, or the metal shows fatigue cracks after repeated heavy loads.
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