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DELL Sliding Rail Kit for PowerEdge R310

SKU CH-RWN0-VMYKN

Sliding rail kit enables rack mounting for Dell PowerEdge R310 servers

  • TypeRack Rails
  • Sliding rails simplify server installation and maintenance
  • Designed specifically for Dell PowerEdge R310 servers
  • Part number 641329810170 ensures exact compatibility
  • New condition, ready for immediate deployment

Compatible Server Model

This sliding rail kit is designed for the Dell PowerEdge R310 server. It provides the mounting hardware needed to install the chassis into a standard rack enclosure. The kit carries part number 641329810170 and is supplied in new condition. It enables secure, slide-out access for maintenance.

Rack Installation Focus

This kit suits administrators fitting a PowerEdge R310 into a rack. It does not address needs for tool-less mounting if that feature is absent. Buyers requiring rails for a different server model should verify compatibility before purchase. Support enquiries can be directed to 1-866-447-5335.

Highlights

  • Sliding rails simplify server installation and maintenance
  • Designed specifically for Dell PowerEdge R310 servers
  • Part number 641329810170 ensures exact compatibility
  • New condition, ready for immediate deployment

Specifications

BrandDELL
Model641329810170
TypeRack Rails

Questions about this item

What rack type does the Dell 641329810170 sliding rail kit mount in?

The Dell 641329810170 sliding rail kit is designed to mount the PowerEdge R310 in a standard four-post server rack.

Which step is often missed when installing the Dell 641329810170 rails on a PowerEdge R310?

A common oversight is not fully extending both inner and outer rail sections before securing the server, which prevents the sliding mechanism from locking correctly.

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