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Dell TD2NM PERC H330 12Gbps PCI-E RAID Controller

The Dell YJXMR is a 2-meter (6.56 ft) external SAS cable with SFF-8088 on one end and SFF-8644 (Mini-SAS HD) on the other. It is a genuine Dell-branded cable designed for connecting servers with older 6 Gbps SAS ports to newer 12 Gbps SAS storage enclosures or expanders (and vice versa).

This is a high-quality, shielded external SAS cable that bridges SAS-2 (6 Gbps) and SAS-3 (12 Gbps) infrastructure. It allows full backward and forward compatibility:

• Connects a 12 Gbps SAS controller/HBA (SFF-8644 port) on a newer server to an older 6 Gbps SAS disk enclosure (SFF-8088 port), or
• Connects an older server (SFF-8088) to a newer 12 Gbps enclosure (SFF-8644).

The cable supports up to 12 Gbps per lane (48 Gbps aggregate across 4 lanes) when both ends are SAS-3 capable. When one end is limited to SAS-2, the link negotiates down to 6 Gbps (24 Gbps aggregate) — still full performance for older enclosures.

It features premium twinaxial copper pairs, foil + braid shielding, gold-plated connectors, and a flexible yet durable jacket — engineered to maintain signal integrity over the full 2-meter length with minimal crosstalk, insertion loss, or jitter.

This cable is Dell-validated to ensure proper link training, speed negotiation, error-free operation, and correct recognition in OpenManage / iDRAC — avoiding common issues seen with generic or third-party cables (e.g., link flapping, reduced speed, or intermittent errors).

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The Dell 02TRM4 is an enterprise-class 1.8TB SAS hard disk drive (HDD) in 2.5-inch SFF (Small Form Factor) with a 12 Gbps SAS (SAS-3) interface and 10,000 RPM spindle speed. It is an OEM-branded version of the Toshiba AL14SEB18EQ (or equivalent AL14SEB series), certified and rebranded by Dell for use in PowerEdge servers and Dell EMC storage platforms.

This is a high-performance, tier-1 enterprise SAS HDD optimized for low-latency random I/O, high IOPS, and reliable 24×7 operation in demanding workloads such as databases, virtualization, VDI, OLTP, transactional systems, boot/OS volumes, and primary storage tiers where speed and responsiveness matter more than maximum capacity per drive.

The drive features:

• Dual-port SAS for redundancy and multipathing in high-availability configurations
• 128 MB cache buffer for improved burst and sustained performance
• 512e (512-byte emulation / Advanced Format) sector format for broad OS/RAID compatibility
• Advanced rotational vibration safeguards to maintain stability in dense multi-drive enclosures

In Dell deployments, the 02TRM4 is commonly used as a performance tier drive in PowerEdge servers (especially 13G–15G generations: R630/R640/R730/R740 series) and compatible Dell EMC storage arrays. It is a popular replacement or upgrade drive for systems needing high random IOPS alongside SSD tiers for hybrid performance/cost balance.

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The Dell 9F3GY (Dell internal part number 09F3GY, OEM Intel model SSDSC2BX800G4R) is an 800GB enterprise-grade SATA solid-state drive (SSD) from the Intel DC S3610 Series, fully rebranded, firmware-tuned, and rigorously validated by Dell for seamless integration into PowerEdge servers and compatible Dell/EMC storage platforms.
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The Dell 0Y3344 (also listed as Y3344 or cross-referenced with QLogic OEM part QLE2692) is a dual-port 16 Gigabit Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA) — a high-performance storage networking card from the QLogic 2692 series, rebranded and fully certified by Dell for use in PowerEdge servers and Dell EMC storage environments.

Product Description

This is a PCIe-based 16Gb FC HBA that provides two independent 16 Gbps Fibre Channel ports (32 Gbps aggregate) for connecting servers to FC SAN fabrics, storage arrays (e.g., Dell EMC Unity, PowerStore, PowerMax, XtremIO, Compellent SC series), or tape libraries. It is backward compatible with 8 Gb/s and 4 Gb/s FC speeds, allowing seamless integration into existing SANs during transitions.

The card uses QLogic's 2692 ASIC (enhanced Gen5 technology), delivering:

• High IOPS (up to ~650K–1.3M IOPS in some configurations)
• Low CPU overhead via hardware offloads
• Full support for NPIV (N_Port ID Virtualization), boot from SAN, error recovery, and end-to-end data integrity
• Advanced features like FCoE readiness (firmware-dependent) and virtualization acceleration

It is a low-profile PCIe card (half-height bracket included; full-height optional) commonly used in Dell PowerEdge 13G–15G servers for SAN boot, high-throughput storage access, or multipathing (MPIO) setups. Dell validates it with custom firmware for seamless iDRAC/OpenManage monitoring, proper LED behavior, and compatibility with PERC controllers (when used in pass-through mode).

to Intel’s Data Center SSD family (DC S3610), a mixed-use (MU) / read-intensive optimized model built on Intel 3D MLC NAND (32-layer or later production runs), delivering exceptional performance, high endurance, and full power-loss protection (PLP) for mission-critical workloads in legacy server environments.
It is one of the most widely deployed SATA SSDs in Dell’s 11th–13th generation PowerEdge servers (and many 14G configs), particularly favored as a boot/OS drive, read caching layer, general-purpose performance tier, or VDI/web/analytics workload accelerator where cost-per-GB, reliability, and low power/heat are prioritized over maximum random write IOPS.

The Dell EMC 100-564-837 is a 1U sliding rack rail kit (commonly referred to as ReadyRails or universal sliding rails) designed for mounting 1U Dell EMC servers and certain 1U networking devices in standard 19-inch server racks.
This kit provides a smooth, full-extension sliding mechanism that allows the server to be pulled completely out of the rack for easy servicing, cabling, component replacement, or upgrades without needing to unmount or lift the entire unit. It is a tool-less or minimal-tool design for rapid installation in most rack types, making it one of the most commonly used rail solutions for Dell EMC 1U hardware in enterprise data centers, server rooms, and IT environments.

The 100-564-837 consists of a pair of adjustable, telescoping steel rails (left and right sides) with quick-release latches, snap-in mounting points, and included hardware for secure attachment. The rails extend fully, allowing complete server access while remaining safely supported in the rack.
It supports both 2-post (telco-style) and 4-post racks, with compatibility for:

Square-hole racks (tool-less snap-in installation)
Round-hole unthreaded racks (using cage nuts and screws)
Threaded racks (using provided screws)

The kit is adjustable to fit a wide range of rack depths (typically spanning ~631–868 mm or 24.8–34.2 inches), making it versatile for most standard 19-inch EIA-310 compliant racks from Dell and third-party manufacturers.
This rail kit is most frequently associated with Dell EMC PowerEdge 13th and 14th generation 1U servers (e.g., R630, R640, R430, R440, R330, R340), but it is backward compatible with many 13G models in square-hole or threaded racks. It is also used with some 1U Dell EMC networking switches (e.g., S4112 series).

This is a lithium-ion battery pack that serves as the backup power source for the storage controller's onboard NVRAM/write cache during power loss, controller failure, or system shutdown. It ensures that in-flight write data is preserved and safely destaged to disk (or mirrored to the partner controller in dual-controller HA setups), preventing data corruption or loss.

Battery type: Lithium-ion (Li-ion), typically 2-cell
Voltage: 6.6V–7.3V nominal (most listings specify 6.6V or 7.3V)
Capacity: 6.93Wh / 1.05Ah (common spec; some aftermarket variants list 14.9Wh equivalents)
Form factor: Compact rectangular pack with mounting clips and proprietary connector for direct insertion into the controller module (Type 15/18/19)
Purpose: Battery-backed write cache protection (similar to NVRAM batteries in other storage arrays like 3PAR, EVA, or VNX)

It is a very common maintenance item in EqualLogic PS series arrays — batteries typically last 3–5 years before capacity drops trigger alerts or automatic shutdowns to protect data. Dell firmware monitors battery health and raises warnings via EqualLogic Group Manager or SAN Headquarters (e.g., "battery nearing end of life," "capacity low," "current high").

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Dell 75D1H PERC H330 12Gbps SAS/SATA PCI-E RAID Controller