Could this rack hold a Dell Poweredge R610? I am measuring the length of my server at 61 inches.
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The max depth for the SR4POST rack is 39.3 inches so unfortunately it will not work for your application. The most you will get with a 4 post rack is about 42" deep, regardless of the manufacturer.
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David, I actually took a look at the spec sheet for your server. Based on the info, the total depth of the unit is 807 mm which is 31.77 inches, not 61 inches. Check page 15 here...http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/pedge/en/server-poweredge-r610-tech-guidebook.pdfIn this case the SR4POST will definitely work for you.
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I believe it will fit, the legs are adjustable. You may have to work the rack a bit.
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Understand you have only 69" of space. My 2 gorilla racks,side by side,take up 681/4". So you will have just enough room,at 69". Good luck.
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Based on what I read on the net, I don't think so. It seems to be not wide enough. I found a warming rack number for your model: CHRG432-0001-W1. Hope this helps.
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The rack is 4 feet wide. We use a 7 foot bar. Not sure the dimensions of the 6 foot bar but if the collars are 4 feet apart it should work.
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I'm using VG236's and they fit perfectly (each monitor is about 21.75" wide). The outside monitors sit at the edge of the rack. I think the monitors you're proposing would be too big for the size of the rack. I imagine the rack would have no problem with their weight though, the thing is solid!
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I think it will fit if you have the height at 16.9" (clearance to the bottom of the tray is adequate, but your tower will have to go 19.6" sideways rather than front to back, so it will take up a lot of the shelf on the bottom, unless you like it hanging off the front of the shelf. I agree this isn't the sturdiest construction.
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It will not fit. Even with my 7' bar, there is only about 2-3 inches of space between the bar's inner collar and the rack's arm cradle. With a 6' bar, there's no way you could rack it.
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These fit in a full 48" deep rack, and are adjustable to fit smaller racks (down to half-depth). These work great for most 3U and 4U servers, but certain 2U servers like Dell Poweredge servers don't quite fit in these right due to how thick they are. If you've got a big brand OEM server like Dell, HP, or even Supermicro, buy the rail kit for that server. if you've got something more generic like a Norco, these should work great. I have a Norco 4220 on a set of these as well as an AIC 24-bay chassis.
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This rack is about 10 1/4" wide, so if you only have 10" and not a smidgen more, this will probably not work for you.
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Yes, the rack will definitely accommodate that size with room to spare on either end. This is a great tool and very multifunctional.
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There should be a list of compatible units on the item description. Both my wife and I have two different Dell lap tops and it fits both fine, not sure if that helps any.
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Not sure about that, probably, but you should google the dimensions to be sure. I put mine in a mid tower, obviously plenty of room.
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Colin, The Certified Server team appreciates your question. You can put this server into a rack all you would need are the rails for the rack. And it comes with a lid, the picture is just for representative purposes. You can find the rails that you need here: http://www.amazon.com/Dell-PowerEdge-2950-Server-Compatible/dp/B007JM008E/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1406120945&sr=1-1&keywords=2950+rails
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Could be not large enough. I User for a 11.5 Dell and there is not much more space
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After looking at a picture of the server; it appears there are two 5.25" bays. I would guess that one is filled with a CD/DVD drive? If you have a least one open 5.25" bay, then yes it would fit.
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Yes, it's a 2.5" so it will fit. You won't get Sata 3 6 Gbit/s speeds though since the Dell is old. It will drop down to either 1.5 or 3 Gbit/s depending on if the Dell can handle Sata 1 or Sata 2.