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Green HBA 2100-4I4E array card with two connectors

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Traditions (Generic) Smart HBA 2100-4I4E Array Card computer power cord

SKU CH-VYXC-4G0CJ

Connects the HP Smart HBA 2100-4I4E array card to a power source

  • TypeHot Bus Adapter
  • ColorGreen
  • Smart HBA 2100-4I4E array card for server storage
  • Hot Bus Adapter design enables high-speed data transfer
  • Green PCB identifies genuine HP 858096-001/002 part
  • New condition ensures reliable performance from first install

HP Smart HBA 2100-4I4E Array Card

The HP Smart HBA 2100-4I4E is a hot bus adapter supplied as a new component. It carries the green colour typical of HP server hardware and is identified by part numbers 858096-001 and 858096-002. This card adds host bus adapter functionality to compatible systems.

Suitable for administrators expanding server

This adapter suits IT staff who need to install a genuine HP HBA 2100-4I4E into a supported platform. Buyers who require a different interface, a RAID feature set, or a card from another vendor should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Smart HBA 2100-4I4E array card for server storage
  • Hot Bus Adapter design enables high-speed data transfer
  • Green PCB identifies genuine HP 858096-001/002 part
  • New condition ensures reliable performance from first install

Specifications

BrandHP
ModelSmart HBA 2100-4I4E
TypeHot Bus Adapter
ColorGreen

Questions about this item

Will the HBA 2100-4I4E Array Card require a firmware update after installation?

The card ships with current firmware and will operate without an immediate update. Check the vendor support site for future releases.

What thermal limit appears first when the Smart HBA 2100-4I4E runs at full load?

The onboard controller hits its maximum junction temperature before the heatsink reaches its dissipation limit.

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