Drive bay panel Supermicro CSE-M14TQC, black, 147×201×41 mm, LED indicators

The Supermicro CSE-M14TQC drive bay panel is a front-access module designed to organize and provide hot-swap access to multiple SAS/SATA drives in compatible Supermicro chassis. Finished in black, the panel measures 147 mm (W) × 201 mm (D) × 41 mm (H) and is built from robust materials to withstand regular server use while keeping drives accessible and orderly.

Advantages

The CSE-M14TQC offers a compact footprint and durable construction that simplifies drive installation and maintenance. Its design supports hot-swap operation for SAS/SATA and SAS3 12G drives, enabling flexible storage configurations and quick drive replacement without system downtime. The panel’s dimensions and mounting compatibility make it suitable for a variety of Supermicro chassis models.

Suitable for

• Server systems requiring front-access drive bays
• Storage arrays that use SAS/SATA or SAS3 12G hot-swap drives
• Data center and enterprise environments needing organized drive management

Key specifications

• Model: Supermicro CSE-M14TQC
• Dimensions: 147 mm (W) × 201 mm (D) × 41 mm (H)
• Finish: Black
• Drive support: Hot-swap SAS/SATA (supports SAS3 12G)
• Brand: Supermicro
• MPN: CSE-M14TQC
• EAN: 672042182800

How to use

Install the CSE-M14TQC into a compatible Supermicro chassis according to the chassis manual. Mount the panel in the front bay, secure with the recommended screws or latches, and insert compatible hot-swap drive carriers or trays. Connect the drives to the backplane or controller following standard server cabling procedures. After installation, drives can be inserted or removed while the system is running if supported by your controller and RAID setup.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, verify chassis compatibility with the Supermicro CSE-M14TQC before purchase, use matched drive types (SAS/SATA or SAS3 12G) as supported by your backplane, and follow proper ESD precautions during installation. Ensure your RAID controller or storage backplane supports hot-swap functionality if you plan to replace drives without powering down the system.