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Dell PMHHG 4-Bay 2.5-inch Backplane Board for PowerEdge R620
- 4-Bay 2.5-inch Backplane Board
- For Dell PowerEdge R620 server
- Supports SAS and SATA drives
- Facilitates hot-swappable drive installation
- Connects drives to the server's storage controller
- Dell OEM part for reliable integration
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Product Overview
The Dell PMHHG is a 4-Bay 2.5-inch backplane board designed for the Dell PowerEdge R620 server. It enables the connection and management of multiple small form-factor drives within the server chassis.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Backplane Board |
| Drive Bays | 4 x 2.5-inch |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge R620 |
| Interface Support | SAS, SATA |
Product Description
The Dell PMHHG is a specialized backplane board engineered for the Dell PowerEdge R620 server, specifically designed to accommodate four 2.5-inch form-factor drives. This board serves as the crucial interface between the server's storage controller (like a RAID controller) and the installed hard drives or SSDs, enabling high-speed data transfer and management. This backplane supports both SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) and SATA (Serial ATA) interfaces, offering flexibility in drive selection for various storage needs. The 4-bay configuration allows for a dense storage solution within the compact R620 chassis. A key feature is its support for hot-swappable drives, which means drives can be added, removed, or replaced without the need to shut down the server, ensuring maximum uptime and operational continuity. As an official Dell part, the PMHHG backplane board ensures optimal performance, reliability, and compatibility with the PowerEdge R620 server. It is essential for building or expanding the storage capacity of the server, supporting applications that require fast access to data, such as virtualization, databases, and high-performance computing environments. Its integration is vital for the server's overall storage subsystem functionality.
