MediaPack4All 12.5mm Blu-Ray Case Multi-Three Storing Capacity
- 2.4892 L x 18.2118…
- 1 Year Warranty
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Holds two 3.5" drives in a 1/3H front-accessible internal cage
This internal enclosure provides two front-accessible 3.5 inch drive bays in a 1/3H form factor. It uses HP part number 488234-B21 and fits standard server or workstation chassis. The cage holds mechanical hard drives or compatible solid-state drives.
The unit supports exactly two 3.5 inch drives and no smaller form factors without separate adapters. It occupies a single 1/3H internal bay slot. Buyers who need more than two drives or 2.5 inch native support must choose a different enclosure.
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This cage provides two 3.5" bays in a 1/3H front-accessible design, so it suits servers needing a pair of drives in one slot.
The 1/3H height fits a standard half-height front bay, letting you slide both 3.5" drives in and out without tools.
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