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Sun 541-2123-03 Micro Hot-Pluggable 2.5-inch Hard Drive Tray for Oracle Server x7-2 Chassis
- Type: Hard Drive Tray / Carrier
- Form Factor Compatibility: 2.5-inch drives
- Chassis Compatibility: Oracle Server x7-2
- Feature: Hot-Pluggable
- Interface Support: SAS/SATA
- Material: Metal/Plastic construction
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Product Overview
The Sun 541-2123-03 is a hot-pluggable 2.5-inch hard drive tray designed for specific Oracle Server x7-2 chassis. It allows for easy installation and removal of 2.5-inch drives without powering down the server.
Technical Information
| Part Number | 541-2123-03 |
| Brand | Sun / Oracle |
| Type | Hard Drive Tray / Carrier |
Additional Specifications
| Drive Form Factor | 2.5-inch |
| Hot-Swap Capable | Yes |
| Chassis Compatibility | Oracle Server x7-2 |
Product Description
The Sun 541-2123-03 is a specialized hard drive carrier designed to hold 2.5-inch SAS or SATA hard drives and SSDs. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the installation and removal of storage media from compatible server systems without requiring the server to be shut down. This 'hot-plug' capability is crucial in enterprise environments where minimizing downtime is a top priority. This particular tray is engineered for seamless integration with the Oracle Server x7-2 chassis. It ensures a secure physical connection for the drive and provides the necessary electrical contacts for data transfer and power. The robust construction, typically a combination of metal and plastic, is designed to withstand the rigors of data center environments and repeated insertions and removals. By using this hot-pluggable tray, system administrators can easily perform tasks such as replacing failed drives, upgrading storage capacity, or performing routine maintenance without interrupting ongoing operations. The tray's design ensures proper airflow and alignment within the server bay, contributing to the overall reliability and performance of the storage subsystem.
