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DELL H6183 2X PCIe Left Riser Card PowerEdge 2950

SKU CH-20NS-SF2KX

Adds two PCIe slots to a PowerEdge 2950 server via a left-side riser assembly

  • TypeFlash Memory
  • 2× PCIe slots expand I/O capacity in PowerEdge 2950
  • Left-side riser fits chassis slot without modification
  • Part H6183 ensures correct alignment and signal integrity
  • Riser-card assembly weighs 5.1 units for secure mounting

Dell PowerEdge 2950 PCIe riser card

This left-side riser assembly installs in the Dell PowerEdge 2950 server and provides two additional PCI Express expansion slots. It is intended for system integrators and IT teams who need to add peripheral cards to that specific platform. The part number is H6183 and the unit is supplied new.

Sustained-load behaviour in a server chassis

When the server runs continuously, the riser board maintains electrical continuity between the system board and the installed add-in cards without active cooling of its own. It relies on the chassis airflow to keep contact resistance stable during extended operation. The assembly has no moving parts, so acoustic output does not increase over time. Builders who need a right-hand riser or a different slot count should select the matching variant for their configuration.

Highlights

  • 2× PCIe slots expand I/O capacity in PowerEdge 2950
  • Left-side riser fits chassis slot without modification
  • Part H6183 ensures correct alignment and signal integrity
  • Riser-card assembly weighs 5.1 units for secure mounting

Specifications

BrandDell
TypeFlash Memory

Questions about this item

How much power does the H6183 riser card draw when the PowerEdge 2950 runs continuously?

The H6183 is a passive PCIe riser assembly with no active components, so it adds negligible power draw beyond the cards installed in it.

Which server chassis and slot type must already be present to install this H6183 riser?

It fits the left riser bay of a Dell PowerEdge 2950 and provides two PCIe slots for expansion cards.

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