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HOTCFWQ S465-36 4U 36-bay 6Gb/s Expander server chassis
A 4U rackmount chassis holding 36 hot-swappable 3.5" SAS or SATA drives with a 6Gb/s expander backplane, redundant PSU support and seven half-height expansion slots
- Chassis TypeRackmount
- 36 hot-swap bays support massive storage density
- 6 Gb/s expander backplane with temperature monitoring
- 12038 and 8038 ball-bearing fans deliver high airflow
- 0 mm SGCC zinc-coated steel resists EMI
- Fits 12 x 13 inch motherboards in 19-inch rack
36-Bay Expander Chassis for Dense Storage
The HOTCFWQ S465-36 is a 4U rackmount server chassis built to hold thirty-six 3.5-inch hot-swappable drives. It targets operators who need maximum capacity in a standard 19-inch rack for cloud storage, big data or surveillance workloads. The expander backplane design consolidates drive connections for simpler cabling.
1.0mm SGCC Steel with Redundant Cooling
The frame uses 1.0 mm zinc-coated steel and fits motherboards up to 12 by 13 inches. Seven half-height expansion slots provide room for RAID controllers or networking cards. Three 12038H and four 8038 ball-bearing fans deliver front-to-rear airflow, while the 2U power supply bay accepts standard or redundant units.
Front USB and Comprehensive Status LEDs
Two front-accessible USB 2.0 ports allow quick media attachment without reaching the rear. The control panel adds power, reset and UID switches alongside LEDs for power, drive activity, dual network links, UID, overheat or fan failure and power supply failure. Optional USB 3.0 ports can be specified at order time.
Highlights
- 36 hot-swap bays support massive storage density
- 6 Gb/s expander backplane with temperature monitoring
- 12038 and 8038 ball-bearing fans deliver high airflow
- 0 mm SGCC zinc-coated steel resists EMI
- Fits 12 x 13 inch motherboards in 19-inch rack
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Rackmount |
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Questions about this item
What does the 6 Gb/s expander backplane limit in practice?
The 6 Gb/s expander backplane caps each drive at 6 Gb/s, so SATA III and SAS 6 Gb/s drives run at their rated speed while 12 Gb/s SAS drives fall back to 6 Gb/s.
What rack depth and motherboard size must the cabinet accommodate?
The chassis is 650 mm deep and fits a maximum 12" x 13" motherboard in a standard 19" rack.
How are the drives installed and what step is often missed?
Insert each 3.5" drive into a hot-swap tray, slide the tray into the front bay until it locks, then connect the Mini SAS cables from the backplane to the RAID controller or HBA — forgetting the cable connection is the common mistake.
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