RM61-312
6U 12-Bay Rackmount Chassis equipped with dual PSU compatibility, triple 360mm radiator support, and 12 Gb/s Mini-SAS HD SFF-8643 featuring SGPIO compatibility
Equipped with 12 x 2.5" SSD or 3.5" HDD hot-swappable trays
Internal backplane supports 12-port SAS / SATA drives and features 12 Gb/s Mini-SAS HD SFF-8643 connectors along with SGPIO compatibility
Dual PSU support for PS2 (ATX), Mini Redundant, or 2U Redundant
Triple 360mm radiator support
Security lock fitted on the front removable door
Support up to E-ATX or SSI-EEB motherboards
Upright or horizontal placement flexibility
8 PCI expansion slots
KEY FEATURES
Enhanced Storage Capabilities - Based on the design foundation of the RM600, the bottom 2U height of the front panel in the RM61-312 is equipped with 12 hot-swappable drive trays that support 2.5" SSDs or 3.5" HDDs in 12G-SAS or 6G-SATA formats, in contrast to the perforation design seen in the RM600.
Transcending Conventional Cooling Standards - With three sets of 3 x 120mm fan mounts positioned at the front and on both sides of the chassis, each set facilitating the installation of a single 360mm radiator, a total of three 360mm radiators can be accommodated. This design not only establishes a unique niche in the market but also surpasses traditional rackmount cooling standards.
Enhanced Power Options - A feat that's been incorporated in many SilverStone chassis, the support for dual power supplies is a standout feature also present in the RM61-312. This capability proves extremely beneficial, offering enhanced reliability, power redundancy, and the flexibility to manage demanding power requirements systems seamlessly.
Primary PSU slot : PS2 (ATX) / Mini Redundant / 2U Redundant
Secondary PSU slot : PS2 (ATX)
* For Compatibly of the product, please visit the respective product web site.
* Compatibility issues are not covered under warranty or return.
*To be eligible for a return in case of a change of mind or product damage, customers are required to video record the unboxing of the package.
