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DELL HYJ81 1Gb Base-T PassThrough Module

SKU CH-A2RR-80TDE

Adds 1 Gb Base-T pass-through connectivity to Dell PowerEdge FX2 and FX2s chassis

  • TypeRack
  • 1Gb Base-T pass-through for FX2/FX2s servers
  • Factory-tested with updated firmware for immediate deployment
  • Rack-mount form factor fits standard server chassis
  • Dell HYJ81 module ensures compatible connectivity

Dell HYJ81 1Gb Base-T PassThrough Module

The Dell HYJ81 module provides a 1Gb Base-T pass-through connection for PowerEdge FX2 and FX2s chassis. It enables direct network connectivity for compute sleds installed in the enclosure. This component suits administrators expanding wired LAN capacity in dense rack environments. It is not for buyers who need higher-speed uplink options or fibre-based transceivers.

Bundled firmware and tested components

The unit ships with firmware already updated and all components tested before dispatch. This reduces initial configuration time and avoids compatibility mismatches during installation. No additional cables, licences or mounting hardware are included in the package. Teams requiring extra cabling or software keys must source them separately.

Highlights

  • 1Gb Base-T pass-through for FX2/FX2s servers
  • Factory-tested with updated firmware for immediate deployment
  • Rack-mount form factor fits standard server chassis
  • Dell HYJ81 module ensures compatible connectivity

Specifications

BrandDELL
ModelHYJ81
TypeRack

Questions about this item

Will the pass-through module need firmware updates or component swaps over time?

The module ships with firmware already updated; no user-serviceable parts inside so no scheduled swaps are required.

What throughput ceiling appears first when the 1Gb Base-T link runs continuously?

The 1 Gb/s line rate is the hard ceiling; sustained traffic cannot exceed that bandwidth.

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