Server Accessories
HPE JC100A A5800-24G Switch — Used
Cisco SG200-50 50 Port Gigabit Smart Switch — Refurbished
HPE JC691A 5830AF-48G Switch — Refurbished
HPE 825095-001 Proliant ML30 G9 Rear System Fan — Refurbished
Cisco MS320-48LP-HW Meraki CLOUD-MANAGED L3 48 Port Gigabit 370W Poe Switch — Refurbished
Dell VN2N7 Poweredge T630 / T640 Fan — Refurbished
HPE JL253A Aruba 2930F 24*1G RJ-45 4-SFP+ L3 Switch — Refurbished
Dell 11JPY Poweredge R750/R750XS/R7525 High Performance Fan — Refurbished
HPE JG348A 1910 8*1G RJ-45 1-SFP L3 Switch — Refurbished
HPE JG219A Flexfabric 5820AF 24*SFP+ 2-1G RJ-45 L3 Switch — Used
Buying guide: Server Accessories
Browse server replacement parts and accessories including rails, caddies, cables, cooling parts, risers and system boards. Use component type and compatible-model filters to narrow the catalogue.
Match the manufacturer's part number and exact server generation before ordering. Similar-looking rails, carriers and cables can have different fittings or electrical connections.
Hardware supplied by KahnServers includes a 1 Year warranty. Check current availability and the individual product specification before ordering.
Check the fitting and the complete assembly
For rails, record the server model and rack requirements, then check mounting type, supported depth and which pieces are supplied. For drive caddies, confirm the chassis generation, bay format and carrier part number; also check whether the listing includes the tray, interposer or other hardware required by your installation.
Risers, cables and system boards need their own exact compatibility checks. Record the current assembly part number and connector arrangement, and identify the slots or devices it must support. A part described for a server family may still depend on a particular chassis or storage layout.
Build a clear replacement-parts enquiry
Use the server spares sourcing guide to collect the model and part labels before ordering. The Dell R630 parts hub and HPE DL380 Gen10 parts hub provide platform-specific starting points. Include the quantity and all pieces needed for the assembly, not just the part that has failed.
