Server Rack Inter-Tech 3U-3508 Black 480x528x132mm 5.25 inch HDD

The Inter-Tech IPC 3U-3508 is a compact, cost-efficient rackmount server case designed for mini server systems. Constructed from high-quality materials and precise workmanship, the 3U-3508 accommodates ATX motherboards and standard ATX power supplies while providing flexible drive bay and cooling options for small server deployments.

Advantages

The 3U-3508 supports up to eight hot-plug 2.5"/3.5" drives plus two internal 2.5" devices and two external 5.25" devices, offering versatile storage configurations. The chassis includes two 80mm front fans, two front USB 3.0 ports, and rear fan support, enabling basic active cooling and convenient front I/O access. Its 3U rack form factor and robust black steel construction make it suitable for compact server racks.

Suitable for

• Small business rack-mounted file or application servers
• Home lab or compact data-center nodes
• Systems requiring multiple hot-plug 2.5"/3.5" drives
• ATX motherboard-based mini server builds

Key specifications

• Model: Inter-Tech IPC 3U-3508 (MPN: 88887335, EAN: 4260455646420)
• Form factor: 3U rackmount chassis
• Dimensions: 480 x 528 x 132 mm
• Weight: 12.5 kg
• Motherboard support: up to ATX
• Power supply: supports standard ATX power supplies
• Drive bays: up to eight hot-plug 2.5"/3.5" bays, two internal 2.5" bays, two external 5.25" bays
• Cooling: two 80mm front fans included; rear fan support (60mm)
• Front I/O: two USB 3.0 ports

How to use

Install an ATX motherboard and ATX power supply into the chassis following standard rackmount and anti-static procedures. Mount hot-plug drives into the dedicated drive cages and secure internal 2.5" devices and external 5.25" devices in their bays. Connect front USB 3.0 headers to the motherboard and fit the case into a 19" rack using appropriate rails or mounting hardware. Ensure the included 80mm front fans and any rear fan are connected for active airflow.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use compatible ATX power supplies and ensure adequate ventilation in the rack. Configure RAID or hot-swap procedures as required for your storage setup and follow manufacturer instructions for drive hot-plugging to prevent data loss.