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HP 416347-001 2-Bay Hot-Pluggable Backplane Board
- Supports 2 drive bays
- Hot-pluggable drive capability
- Allows for easy drive replacement
- Provides data and power connections for drives
- Designed for specific HP server models
- Facilitates drive management and upgrades
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Product Overview
This is a 2-bay hot-pluggable backplane board, likely designed for HP ProLiant servers. It allows for the installation and easy replacement of two hard drives or SSDs without system interruption.
Technical Information
| Drive Bays | 2 |
| Feature | Hot-Pluggable |
| Type | Backplane Board |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | HP |
| Part Number | 416347-001 |
Product Description
The HP 416347-001 is a 2-bay backplane board designed to facilitate the installation and management of hard drives or solid-state drives within compatible HP server systems. The key feature of this backplane is its hot-pluggable capability, which allows for drives to be inserted or removed while the server is running. This significantly enhances the flexibility and uptime of the system, enabling seamless drive maintenance, replacement, or expansion without the need for a server reboot. This backplane board provides the necessary physical connectors and electrical pathways to interface two drives with the server's storage controller. It ensures reliable data transfer and power delivery to each drive bay. The compact 2-bay configuration makes it suitable for servers where space is a consideration or for specific RAID configurations requiring a limited number of drives. As a component designed for HP servers, the 416347-001 ensures compatibility and integration with the server's architecture. It is a crucial part of the storage subsystem, simplifying drive management tasks for IT administrators and contributing to the overall reliability and serviceability of the server.
