31: 19" Servergehuse Eye-2811 blau / schwarz, 2HE, 400W single , Low Profile

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19" Servergehuse Eye-2811 blau / schwarz, 2HE, 400W single , Low Profile. Das beliebte Produkt ist derzeit verfgbar. Zu diesem gnstigen Preis, kommt 19" Servergehuse Eye-2811 blau / schwarz, 2HE, 400W single , Low Profile hufig empfohlen, und es ist eine beliebte Wahl unter den meisten Menschen. Dont Zeit verschwenden, nehmen Sie es auf den Link unten, um immer besonderes Angebot.

Product Description
Stabiles Metallgehuse lackiert.
Front aus eloxiertem Aluminium.
2 Klapptren abschliebar.
0,4 Watt interner Lautsprecher.
1 x 80 mm Lfter hinter der Front.
Fr Mainboards 12" x 9,6"
Low profile Rckwand.
Einschbe extern:
2 x 5,25" und 1x 3,5" (Floppy)
1 x Slim Line CD ROM
Anschlsse:
2 x USB Port in der Front.
Panel fr Lfter und Temperaturkontrolle.
Lfterkontrollplatine.
Lfter:
1 x 80 mm Lfter hinter der Front
Abmessungen:
430 x 480mm (528 mit Griffen) x 88 mm.

Features

  • 19 Zoll, Gehuse, 2HE Servergehuse
  • Aluminiumfront, kurz, USB, EyE 2811
  • Klapptren abschliebar, Low profile
  • 400W EPS Netzteil
  • Seasonic ss-400H2U

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