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Product Overview |
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The A5570-62003 HP metal PCI I/O card cage chassis assembly is designed to house and stabilize PCI expansion cards within HP systems. It features a robust metal construction to provide structural integrity and precise card alignment, ensuring proper installation and connection of PCI interface cards. |
General Information |
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| Brand | HP |
Technical Information |
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| product type | PCI I/O card cage chassis assembly |
| Product Category | Drive Cages |
| Compatibility | HP ProLiant servers |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The A5570-62003 HP metal PCI I/O card cage chassis assembly serves as a framework designed to hold and support PCI expansion cards within HP computer systems. It provides a secure enclosure that aligns the PCI cards properly for connection to the motherboard and external ports. This component is typically used during system assembly or repairs involving PCI slot expansion, commonly in enterprise or business-class HP servers or workstations. IT professionals and system integrators utilize this chassis assembly to maintain system integrity and component organization. Key Features
This PCI I/O card cage chassis assembly plays a practical role in supporting PCI expansion cards mechanically and electrically by maintaining proper positioning and minimizing movement inside the system. It helps ensure reliable card connections and protects cards from physical damage during system operation or transportation. |
Use Cases |
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The A5570-62003 is typically used in enterprise-class HP servers or workstations requiring PCI expansion card installation. It is suitable for environments where secure, stable mounting of multiple PCI cards is needed to maintain system performance and reliability. How It's Used:
This chassis assembly fulfills an important operational role by physically securing PCI cards and maintaining the internal organization of expansion components. It helps avoid card dislodgement and supports consistent system functionality over time. |
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