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Product Overview |
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The 24V27 Dell 2U Ball Bearing Sliding Ready Right Rail Kit II is a practical accessory designed to support Dell PowerEdge R720 and R820 servers in standard 2U rack enclosures. It facilitates smooth server installation and removal on the right side of the rack, making maintenance easier in busy IT environments. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Dell |
| Part Number | 24V27 |
Technical Information |
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| Rail Type | Sliding Rail |
| Compatibility | PowerEdge R720,PowerEdge R820 |
| Product Category | Server Accessories,Server Rail Kit |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Form Factor | 2U |
| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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This 24V27 Dell rail kit is built to fit 2U PowerEdge servers like the R720 and R820. It's often found in data centers or server rooms where efficient server installation and maintenance are priorities. Technicians and IT professionals rely on these rails for securely mounting servers in racks while allowing smooth sliding access for upgrades and servicing. Key Features
This rail kit is commonly deployed in enterprise server rooms and data centers. Its reliable sliding design helps reduce downtime by making server access straightforward during maintenance tasks. |
Use Cases |
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The 24V27 Dell 2U Ball Bearing Sliding Right Rail Kit II is primarily utilized in data center rack deployments where Dell PowerEdge R720 and R820 servers are installed. IT administrators and infrastructure engineers benefit from this rail kit when managing physical server hardware in environments that demand frequent access and maintenance with minimal downtime. How It's Used:
This rail kit enhances operational efficiency by simplifying server installation and maintenance processes, enabling scalable rack configurations. Its ball bearing mechanism ensures smooth movement, reducing physical strain on equipment and technicians during hardware lifecycle activities in managed IT environments. |