
Industrial Servers with Motherboard
GO-214V-SRV2U industrial server for ATX motherboards, up to 7 low profile boards
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- Configurations
- 2 available configurations
GO-214V is a 2U chassis for ATX motherboards up to 12″ × 13″, intended for 19″ rack cabinets: pre-galvanized steel chassis of 483 × 88 × 510 mm.
The rear houses up to seven full size brackets, the front combines 5.25″ and 3.5″ drives with three internal drives and two USB, and three 80 mm PWM fans cool from the front; the variants provide a single or redundant power supply, and every unit goes through climatic burn-in and leaves with its acceptance Test Report. GOMA configures it for the application.
At a glance
- Storage: 1x 5.25″, 1x 3.5″, 1x 5.25″ Slim, 3x 3.5″ HDD interni
- Motherboard form factor: E-ATX
- Number of slots: 7
- Mounting: Rack Mount
- Cooling: Fan (active)
Technical specifications
| Storage | 1x 5.25″, 1x 3.5″, 1x 5.25″ Slim, 3x 3.5″ HDD interni |
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| Other I/O | Fronte: Porta con viti imperdibili, 2 x USB 3.0 · Retro: Alloggiamento per 7 bracket low profile |
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| Motherboard form factor | E-ATX |
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| Number of slots | 7 |
| Rack units | 2 |
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| Mounting | Rack Mount |
| Chassis material | Acciaio pre-zincato |
| Dimensions | Chassis 2U - 483 x 88 x 510 mm |
| Chassis color | Nero |
| Front panel buttons | Power On/Off e System Reset |
| Cooling | Fan (active) |
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| Storage temperature | -20–70 |
| Operating temperature | 0~50 |
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Data extracted from the manufacturers' technical sheets: the official product spec sheet remains the reference for final confirmation.
Compatible boards
Family configurations
The order codes of this family: the sheet applies to all of them, the detail of each configuration is in the datasheet.
| Configuration (PN) |
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| GO-214V-PF |
| GO-214VR-PF |
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