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Supermicro MCP-260-00094-0N 1U I/O Shield for X11SSZ series server accessory

SKU CH-B3NS-2PK0K MPN MCP-260-00094-0N

A rear I/O shield with EMI gasket fits 1U X11SSZ-series boards in CSE-512 and CSE-813 chassis

  • TypeRear Panel
  • Designed for X11SSZ motherboards including TLN4F QF and F
  • EMI gasket integrated to reduce electromagnetic interference
  • Fits CSE-512 and CSE-813 1U chassis rear panels
  • Supermicro server accessory built for precise I/O alignment

Rear I/O shield for X11SSZ motherboards

This rear panel fits X11SSZ-TLN4F, X11SSZ-QF and X11SSZ-F boards inside 1U CSE-512 or CSE-813 chassis. It provides the correct port cut-outs and includes an EMI gasket for shielding compliance. System integrators building 1U servers with these specific Supermicro boards use this shield to complete the enclosure.

Sustained EMI shielding in rack environments

The fitted gasket maintains continuous contact between the shield and chassis during extended operation, preventing radio-frequency leakage over long duty cycles. The steel panel resists deformation from repeated insertion forces and thermal cycling inside the rack. Installers who need tool-less port covers or a different motherboard layout cannot use this part.

Highlights

  • Designed for X11SSZ motherboards including TLN4F QF and F
  • EMI gasket integrated to reduce electromagnetic interference
  • Fits CSE-512 and CSE-813 1U chassis rear panels
  • Supermicro server accessory built for precise I/O alignment

Specifications

BrandSUPERMICRO
TypeRear Panel
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size127 × 25 × 5 mm

Questions about this item

How much heat does the MCP-260-00094-0N generate when installed in a 1U server running continuously?

The I/O shield is a passive metal panel with an EMI gasket and produces no measurable heat during operation.

Which motherboard and chassis must I already have for this shield to fit correctly?

It fits X11SSZ-TLN4F, X11SSZ-QF or X11SSZ-F motherboards mounted in a CSE-512 or CSE-813 chassis.

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