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HP 507254-001 12-Bay 2U Hard Drive Cage Assembly
- 12 x 3.5-inch drive bays.
- 2U rack-mountable form factor.
- Hard drive cage assembly.
- Designed for specific HP server and storage systems.
- Facilitates organization and mounting of drives.
- Component for storage expansion or replacement.
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Product Overview
The HP 507254-001 is a 12-Bay 2U Hard Drive Cage Assembly. This component is designed to house and organize 3.5-inch hard drives within specific HP server or storage chassis.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Hard Drive Cage Assembly |
| Drive Bays | 12 x 3.5-inch |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | 2U Rack-mountable |
| Compatibility | Specific HP Servers/Storage |
Product Description
The HP 507254-001 is a 12-bay hard drive cage assembly designed for 3.5-inch drives, fitting into a 2U rack-mountable server or storage chassis. This component serves as the physical structure that holds and organizes the hard drives, ensuring they are securely mounted and properly aligned for connection to the system's backplane. It is a fundamental part of the internal architecture of many HP storage solutions, providing the framework for expanding storage capacity or replacing existing drive modules. This cage assembly is crucial for maintaining proper airflow and drive connectivity within the chassis. Each bay is designed to accommodate standard 3.5-inch SAS or SATA hard drives, and often includes mechanisms for hot-swapping, depending on the overall system design. The 2U form factor indicates that it occupies two rack units of vertical space, making it suitable for dense server environments where space efficiency is important. For IT professionals, the 507254-001 is a replacement or expansion part that ensures compatibility and proper function within supported HP systems. It is essential for maintaining the integrity of the storage subsystem, allowing for the addition of new drives or the replacement of failed units without compromising the physical arrangement or connectivity of the storage array.



