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Dell R740XD Rear 2-Bay 3.5" Drive Cage and Backplane Kit
Add two rear-mounted 3.5-inch drive bays to a Dell PowerEdge R740XD without giving up a single front-panel slot
$251.75*
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Overview
Key Features
Rear hard drive bays for R740XD (2 x 3.5-inch HDD/SSD backplate and drive cage 0YWTC2 0W6W09)
Specifications
Compatible Server
Dell PowerEdge R740XD
Bay Location
Rear of chassis
Number of Bays
2
Drive Form Factor
3.5-inch
Supported Media
HDD or SSD
Backplane Part Number
0YWTC2
Drive Cage Part Number
0W6W09
Brand
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Dell server is this rear drive bay kit designed for?
It is built specifically for the Dell PowerEdge R740XD. The cage and backplane match that chassis and are not intended for other server models.
What parts are included in this kit?
The kit pairs the 0YWTC2 backplane with the 0W6W09 drive cage, providing the two components needed to add rear 3.5-inch bays to the R740XD.
How many drives can these rear bays hold?
Two. The assembly adds a pair of 3.5-inch drive positions at the rear of the chassis, on top of whatever front-bay capacity your R740XD already has.
Can I install SSDs or only hard drives in these bays?
Both. Each 3.5-inch bay accepts either a hard drive or an SSD, so you can choose bulk capacity or solid-state performance for the rear positions.
Are drives or cables included with this listing?
No. The listing covers the backplane and drive cage only. Drives, rails, and any additional cabling would need to be sourced separately.
Should I verify anything before ordering this kit?
Yes. Confirm your specific R740XD supports the rear-bay option and check the 0YWTC2 and 0W6W09 part numbers against your hardware, since rear-bay support varies by configuration.