The 2U rack system offer more expansion slot for plug-in card than 1U rack system. These system offer 3 expansion slots on ATX platform & 5 expansion slots on SBC-backplane.

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Chassis :   The 2U rack chassis are made of heavy-duty, cold-rolled steel and have lockable front doors to protect exposed drives. Most of chassis have cooling systems employing ball-bearing fans. Accessible and hidden drive bays depend on the rack chassis. If chassis depth is a concern or you need more than 5 open slots, custom configurations may be available. Feel free to contact one of our sales representatives and discuss your specific needs. Rackmount chassis:     Whether it’s an ATX, micro-ATX or single board computer and passive backplane setup, all systems come with onboard audio, video and 10/100BT LAN. Gigabit LAN systems can be configured. Standard configuration includes an Intel CPU and 512MB RAM upgrades available depending on the system board. All systems comes with at least USB, RJ-45, 15-pin VGA and Mic on the back of the chassis. Storage Device:   The most of standard configurations include a CD-ROM, 1.44MB floppy drive and a 80GB IDE hard drive. CD/DVD writers and SATA and SCSI hard drives are available in the largest capacities currently available. The chassis usually allows more than one hard drive and RAID 0, 1 and 5 systems can be custom configured. Expansion Slots:   The 2U ATX model delivers two PCI slots for your add-on cards, If you need one or two PCI/ISA expansion slots combined with additional two or three PCI slots , the 2U backplane model delivers. custom configurations may be available for PCI-e expansion slot. Power Supply:   Most standard configurations include a 300W 110/220VAC auto-switching ATX power supply. Other power supplies, including dual redundant, may be available depending on the chassis. Mounting:    Rackmount computers come with front ears with four holes for easy mounting in a standard 19-inch rack. Rear mounting can be accomplished with optional system slides that also allow the unit to slide out like a drawer when unbolted from the front.

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