- 4U server case (for standard 19" rack)
- (10) 5.25" bays
- Populated with...
- (2) 5-drive hot-swap racks using removable tray design (fits within (3) 5.25" bays)
- (1) 1-drive hot-swap rack using removable tray design
- (3) bays unused (as currently configured)
- Drive racks have integrated cooling fans
- Each individual drive slot has its own power switch
- Case supports eATX, ATX, mATX motherboard form factors
- Front access: Power & Drive activity LEDs, Power switch, USB 2.0
- Rear access: Reset switch
- Includes:
- (2) 120mm fans
- Steel rack handles and hardware
- All bay cover panels (+2 extra) and screws (should you wish to reconfigure the case bays)
- All small hardware stored in labeled organizer (standoffs and screws, low-profile drive tray screws, etc.)
- (11) SATA cables
- Original product manuals/sheets included (can also be viewed online/downloaded - see below)
- Also included: Spare and Bonus hardware *(see below)
- 7-day warranty to confirm operation (I only sell things I own and stand by those items)
- NOT INCLUDED: any drives, power supply, motherboard
Downloadable manuals and tech datasheets with specs can be found here:
- 4U Case (D-410): https://istarusa.com/product/product-detail/?brand=istarusa&model=D-410
- 5-drive hot swap rack (BPU-350HD): https://istarusa.com/product/product-detail/?brand=istarusa&model=BPU-350HD
- 1-drive hot swap rack (T-7M1HD-BLUE): https://istarusa.com/product/product-detail/?brand=istarusa&model=T-7M1HD
ORIGINAL PRICING: You can find prices on the three iStarUSA part numbers on NewEgg and B&H Photo/Video. The removable tray racks combined are more than what I'm asking for the entire rig. I originally bought the D-410 pre-configured with the (2) 5-drive hot-swap racks installed and added the single rack.
BACKGROUND: Was purchased to be the basis for a rack mount Hackintosh unit, which I ended up building as a tower instead. I held onto the iStar, briefly stored a PSU in it, but never bought a motherboard or went any further (other projects). Given its size, I kept it in a 25U StarTech rack I had that held active equipment. Later, when I moved, it was removed from the rack and packed for safe storage.
CONDITION: NO dents. Case interior, front, and rear are in beautiful condition. There is a slight scuff mark on the top, and blemishes on the side where rack slides were attached while storing it in my rack. Its underside has a scratch and a couple of blemishes from rubbing against another case below it that was actively used in the rack where the D-410 was kept. A DB-9 knockout was removed at rear of case for planned relay-activated power control, but that, too, was not implemented (I have a blank filler plate for this opening if you want it). Depending on the listing platform, I've listed it as either Excellent or Very Good due to marks on the case itself, but the removable drive racks are NEW as they were never used.
*Spare bonus hardware included
- Extra case screws (black and silver) removed from an identical case I did use and later scrapped
- Bonus hardware - extra thumbscrews and drive screws
- Second set of slot covers -- I upgraded you to locking tab style covers and installed these in the case, but am also including the thinner, chrome finish slot covers that came with case