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Vszerda 2.5" SFF SAS SATA HDD Tray Caddy 651687-001 for HP ProLiant DL 160 320 360 380 385 560 Gen 8
Holds 2.5-inch SAS or SATA drives in ProLiant DL 160, 320, 360, 380, 385 and 560 Gen 8 servers
- Fits 2.5" SAS and SATA drives in Gen 8 ProLiant servers
- Compatible with DL 160, 320, 360, 380, 385 and 560 Gen 8 models
- Replaces HP part numbers 651687-001 and 1651699-001 for direct swap
- Tool-less caddy design enables quick drive installation and removal
- Single unit ships ready for immediate rack deployment
Vszerda 2.5" SFF SAS SATA HDD Tray Caddy
This new Vszerda tray caddy fits 2.5-inch SAS and SATA hard drives into the front drive bays of HP ProLiant DL Gen8 servers. It matches part numbers 651687-001 and 1651699-001 and ships as a single unit ready for installation. The package contains one caddy only.
Compatible HP ProLiant DL Gen8 server models
The caddy suits DL 160, DL 320 e, DL 360 e, DL 360 p, DL 380 e, DL 380 p, DL 385 p and DL 560 Generation 8 servers. Builders working on Gen9 or later ProLiant models, or on non-HP platforms, cannot use this tray. Buyers needing 3.5-inch drive support should look elsewhere.
SAS and SATA dual-interface support
The tray accepts both SAS and SATA 2.5-inch drives without adapters. This single specification decides whether the caddy matches the drive interface in the target server. No other interface types are supported by this part.
Highlights
- Fits 2.5" SAS and SATA drives in Gen 8 ProLiant servers
- Compatible with DL 160, 320, 360, 380, 385 and 560 Gen 8 models
- Replaces HP part numbers 651687-001 and 1651699-001 for direct swap
- Tool-less caddy design enables quick drive installation and removal
- Single unit ships ready for immediate rack deployment
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 2.5 inch tray fit the drive bays in an HP ProLiant DL 380 Gen 8 server?
The tray is listed for DL 380 e and DL 380 p Gen 8 models, so it matches the SFF bay dimensions used in those servers.
How do I install a drive into the 651687-001 caddy and what step is often missed?
Slide the 2.5 inch SAS or SATA drive into the tray, secure it with the four side screws, then insert the assembly until the latch clicks — forgetting the screws lets the drive shift.
What part might need replacement on the 651687-001 tray after repeated drive swaps?
The plastic latch or release lever can wear out; if it no longer locks, replace the whole tray caddy.
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