Zaslepovacia lišta diskového slotu Icy Dock MB992TRAY-B čierna strieborná

The Icy Dock MB992TRAY-B is a compatible hard drive caddy designed for use with ICY DOCK ToughArmor MB992 and MB996 series SATA hot-swap backplane RAID cages. Constructed from metal with a black and silver finish, it provides a slim replacement or spare drive bay panel with dimensions of 69.8 mm (W) × 117.4 mm (D) × 11.5 mm (H) and a weight of 0.0515 kg, allowing secure housing and a consistent appearance in drive enclosures.

Advantages

The metal construction offers durability while the black and silver colour scheme matches existing Icy Dock ToughArmor units. Its exact form factor and dimensions make it a direct compatible tray for MB992 and MB996 series hot-swap backplanes, enabling straightforward replacement or expansion without modifying the chassis. The lightweight design keeps additional weight minimal.

Suitable for

• Replacement drive bay panel for ICY DOCK ToughArmor MB992 series
• Replacement drive bay panel for ICY DOCK ToughArmor MB996 series
• Spare part for SATA hot-swap backplane RAID cages
• Enclosures or racks requiring a matching black/silver drive panel

Key specifications

• Model: MB992TRAY-B
• Compatibility: ICY DOCK ToughArmor MB992 and MB996 series
• Material: Metal
• Product colour: Black, Silver
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 69.8 × 117.4 × 11.5 mm
• Weight: 0.0515 kg
• MPN: MB992TRAY-B
• EAN: 4711132869002

How to use

Remove the existing bay panel from the ToughArmor MB992 or MB996 backplane according to the chassis manufacturer’s instructions, then align and insert the MB992TRAY-B into the available bay slot until it seats securely. Ensure the tray is properly aligned with the hot-swap mechanism and any retaining clips or screws are engaged if present. No additional tools are typically required beyond those recommended for the drive cage or chassis.

Recommendations

Use the MB992TRAY-B as a direct replacement or spare panel in compatible ToughArmor enclosures; handle the metal tray with care to avoid sharp edges and ensure the system is powered down or drives are in a safe state when replacing bay panels.