77: 19" Servergehuse Eye-4800-SHORT schwarz, 4HE, 400W single

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19" Servergehuse Eye-4800-SHORT schwarz, 4HE, 400W single. Das beliebte Produkt ist derzeit verfgbar. Zu diesem gnstigen Preis, kommt 19" Servergehuse Eye-4800-SHORT schwarz, 4HE, 400W single 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
Qualitativ hochwertiges 4HE Designgehuse
nur 48 cm tief (mit Griffen)
4 x 5,25 waagerecht
USB hinter der rechten Tr.
ohne Netzteil
Vorbereitet fr Standardnetzteil und redundante Netzteile
Lfter- und Temperaturkontrolle.
2 x 80 mm Lfter in der Rckwand
1 x 120 mm Lfter in der Front
7 Slot Rckwand (14 Slot optional)

Einschbe extern:
4 x 5,25" und 1x 3,5" (Floppy)
intern: 2 x 3,5"
Anschlsse:
2 x USB Port hinter der rechten Tr.
Panel fr Lfter und Temperaturkontrolle.
Mit Kontrollplatine.
Lfter:
120 mm Lfter in der Front
Lfter:
2 x 80 mm Lfter in der Rckwand
Abmessungen:
430 x 430mm (478 mit Griffen) x 177mm.

Features

  • 19 Zoll, Gehuse, 4HE Servergehuse
  • Aluminiumfront, kurz, USB, EyE 4800
  • Klapptren abschliebar, 43cm
  • 400W ATX Netzteil
  • Fortron FSP400-60APN

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