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Vszerda 3.5" Hard Drive Tray Caddy for HP DL360 DL380 DL388 Gen8 Gen9 651314-001 651320-001 UD
A 3.5″ SAS/SATA drive caddy with screws for HP DL360, DL380 and DL388 Gen8/9 servers
- Fits HP DL360 Gen8 and Gen9 servers
- Compatible with HP DL380 Gen8 and Gen9 models
- Works with HP DL388 Gen8 and Gen9 systems
- Supports SAS and SATA hard drives
- Includes four mounting screws for installation
What this tray caddy fits
This 3.5 inch hard drive tray caddy is built for HP ProLiant DL360, DL380 and DL388 servers in the Gen8 and Gen9 generations. It accepts both SAS and SATA drives and ships with four mounting screws. The part matches HP part numbers 651314-001 and 651320-001.
Who should buy it and who should not
It suits administrators adding or replacing 3.5 inch drives in the listed Gen8 or Gen9 ProLiant models. It will not work for 2.5 inch drive bays, for non-HP chassis, or for servers outside the DL360, DL380 and DL388 Gen8 and Gen9 lines.
The deciding specification
The caddy uses a universal SAS/SATA interface, so any 3.5 inch SAS or SATA hard drive will connect electrically; the mechanical fit is limited to the specific Gen8 and Gen9 ProLiant models named above.
Highlights
- Fits HP DL360 Gen8 and Gen9 servers
- Compatible with HP DL380 Gen8 and Gen9 models
- Works with HP DL388 Gen8 and Gen9 systems
- Supports SAS and SATA hard drives
- Includes four mounting screws for installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the caddy that matches HP part 651314-001 or 651320-001 for my server?
This caddy corresponds to both HP part numbers 651314-001 and 651320-001, so either reference points to the same tray.
What does the SAS/SATA universal interface mean once the drive is installed in a DL360 or DL380?
The tray accepts both SAS and SATA 3.5" drives, letting you use either drive type in the server's hot-swap bays without an adapter.
Does the SAS/SATA interface limit the drive speed to SATA III or SAS 12 Gb/s in practice?
The caddy passes the native SAS or SATA signal through to the backplane, so the drive runs at its rated link speed.
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