Upgrade Kit FUJITSU PY-BA24SC 4x SFF Drives with SAS cable

Upgrade Kit FUJITSU PY-BA24SC 4x SFF Drives with SAS cable delivers the components needed to install up to four Small Form Factor (SFF) drives into Fujitsu-compatible servers and storage enclosures. The kit includes drive trays/mounting hardware and a SAS cable required to connect the added drives to the host controller, allowing straightforward expansion or replacement of storage without needing separate cabling or brackets.

Advantages

This upgrade kit consolidates drive mounting and cabling into a single package, reducing installation time and the risk of incorrect connections. The included SAS cable matches the electrical and mechanical requirements of common server backplanes, while the supplied SFF drive trays ensure secure mounting and proper airflow. Using manufacturer-compatible parts helps maintain system integrity and simplifies maintenance and future upgrades.

Suitable for

• Expanding storage capacity in Fujitsu-compatible rack servers and storage enclosures
• Replacing failed or outdated SFF drives with minimal downtime
• Field upgrades and on-site maintenance where correct cabling and mounting are required
• IT technicians preparing systems for increased I/O or RAID reconfiguration

Key specifications

• Drive form factor: Small Form Factor (SFF) — supports up to 4 drives
• Included cable type: SAS cable for host-controller to drive connection
• Mounting: drive trays or carrier hardware suitable for standard SFF bays
• Compatibility: intended for Fujitsu-compatible servers and storage enclosures with SFF bays
• Purpose: drive addition, replacement and cabling for short to moderate internal connections

How to use

Power down the server or follow hot-swap procedures appropriate for your system, then open the drive bay area. Install each SFF drive into the supplied tray or carrier and secure it according to the tray’s attachment points. Mount the populated drive trays into the available SFF bays. Route and connect the included SAS cable between the drive backplane or controller and the newly installed drives, ensuring secure connector seating. After reassembly, power on the system and verify drive detection in the server firmware or operating system before performing array configuration or data migration.

Recommendations

Verify physical compatibility with your server model and backplane before installation. Use electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection when handling drives and trays, and ensure firmware and controller drivers are up to date for reliable detection. If adding drives to a RAID array, follow the array rebuild or expansion procedures recommended by your storage controller vendor to avoid data loss.