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Dell G7609 hard drive caddy blanking panel for PowerEdge servers

DELL

DELL G7609 Hard Drive Caddy Blanking Panel

SKU CH-SFZ5-3SVA3

A blanking panel that covers an empty hard-drive caddy slot in Dell PowerEdge servers

  • Keeps airflow optimised with a solid blanking panel
  • Matches Dell PowerEdge bays using part number G7609
  • Lightweight at 5.1 units for easy handling
  • Brand-new Dell component ensures reliable server maintenance

Dell G7609 Hard Drive Caddy Blanking Panel

The Dell G7609 is a hard drive caddy blanking panel designed for PowerEdge servers. It fills an empty drive bay to maintain proper airflow and chassis integrity. System administrators use it when a drive slot is not populated. The part number is G7609.

Capacity and headroom

This blanking panel occupies a single drive bay and provides no storage capacity. It is not a drive caddy and cannot hold a hard drive or SSD. Builders who need to install a drive must use a compatible caddy instead of this panel.

Highlights

  • Keeps airflow optimised with a solid blanking panel
  • Matches Dell PowerEdge bays using part number G7609
  • Lightweight at 5.1 units for easy handling
  • Brand-new Dell component ensures reliable server maintenance

Specifications

BrandDELL

Questions about this item

Will the G7609 blanking panel fit the same PowerEdge drive bays I already use?

The panel is built to the Dell G7609 specification, so it matches the standard PowerEdge hard-drive caddy form factor used across compatible servers.

How can I confirm the panel is seated correctly once installed?

When fully inserted, the panel sits flush with the chassis front and the retention latch clicks into place, showing proper alignment.

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