SMUGDESK
SMUGDESK 3.5" HDD Tray Caddy F238F with 2.5" Adapter 9W8C4 for Dell PowerEdge R310 T310 R410 T410 R415 R510
A 3.5-inch hard-drive tray with a 2.5-inch adapter for Dell PowerEdge R310, T310, R410, T410, R415 and R510 servers
- Direct plug-and-play fit matching Dell F238F and 9W8C4 part numbers
- Holds both 3.5" HDDs and 2.5" SSDs using the included adapter
- Compatible with PowerEdge R310, T310, R410, T410, R415 and R510 servers
- Reinforced metal construction for stable mounting in rack environments
- Enables RAID expansion, SSD deployment and routine server maintenance
Dell PowerEdge server drive tray
This tray caddy fits Dell PowerEdge R310, T310, R410, T410, R415 and R510 servers. It matches OEM part numbers F238F and 9W8C4 for direct plugandplay installation. System administrators and IT technicians use it to add or replace storage in rackmounted enterprise environments.
Included 2.5inch drive adapter
The bundled adapter lets the same 3.5inch bracket accept 2.5inch solidstate drives or hard drives. This dualdrive support enables SSD deployment alongside mechanical drives without buying separate carriers. It simplifies hardware maintenance and RAID expansion projects.
Capacity and headroom
The bracket accommodates standard 3.5inch HDDs and 2.5inch SSDs for storage upgrades across the listed PowerEdge models. It runs out when a server bay requires a different form factor or when the chassis uses a proprietary carrier not covered by these part numbers.
Highlights
- Direct plug-and-play fit matching Dell F238F and 9W8C4 part numbers
- Holds both 3.5" HDDs and 2.5" SSDs using the included adapter
- Compatible with PowerEdge R310, T310, R410, T410, R415 and R510 servers
- Reinforced metal construction for stable mounting in rack environments
- Enables RAID expansion, SSD deployment and routine server maintenance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the metal caddy rails wear out and need replacing after repeated drive swaps in a PowerEdge R510?
The reinforced metal construction is built for stable mounting in rackmounted server environments and is intended to last through routine server hardware maintenance cycles.
What limits how long a 3.5 inch HDD can run continuously in the F238F tray inside a T410?
The tray itself has no active cooling or electronics; the practical limit is the drive's own thermal rating and the server chassis airflow design.
Does the adapter add any fan noise or power draw when a 2.5 inch SSD runs all day in an R410?
The 2.5 inch adapter is a passive metal bracket with no fans or circuitry, so it adds no noise or power consumption beyond the drive itself.
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