Sharkoon Vibe-Fixer Pro Mounting Adaptor for 2.5/3.5" HDD into a 3.5/5.25" Bay
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Sharkoon Vibe-Fixer Pro Mounting Adaptor for 2.5/3.5" HDD into a 3.5/5.25" Bay
Scan code: LN37626 Manufacturer code: 4044951010769
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Sharkoon Vibe-Fixer Pro Mounting Adaptor for 2.5/3.5" HDD into a 3.5/5.25" Bay

Sharkoon Vibe-Fixer Pro Mounting Adaptor for 2.5/3.5" HDD into a 3.5/5.25" Bay
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Scan code: LN37626 Manufacturer code: 4044951010769
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Product Overview With the Vibe Fixer Pro we present a multifunction mounting frame which provides an adequate solution for a wide range of mounting problems. Both 2.5" hard drives and 3.5" hard drives can be used with the Vibe Fixer Pro.

The Vibe Fixer Pro can be installed into either a 3.5" or 5.25" mounting slot.

It makes no difference whether the frame is used as a quick mounting system or secured with regular screws.

The Vibe Fixer Pro lets you choose and adapts to (almost) all conditions.

Installed hard drives are decoupled and for optional cooling either a 80 mm or 120 mm can be attached.
Features • Suitable for 2.5" and 3.5" devices such as HDDs and SSDs
• Fits into standard 3.5" and standard 5.25" mounting bays
• Decoupled mounting for HDDs
• Mounting option for additional fan (80 mm or 120 mm)
• Dimensions: 156 x 98/144 x 32 mm (L x W x H)
• Weight: 154 g

Package contents:
• Mounting frame “Vibe Fixer Pro”
• 8x decouplers
• 2x fixation rails
• 4x fan screws
• 4x metal washers
• 4x rubber bolts for fan mounting
• 4x fixation screws for mounting frame (3 mm, fine thread)
• 4x mounting screws for mounting frame (15 mm, fine thread)
• 4x mounting screws for 2.5" HDDs (12.5 mm, fine thread)
• 4x mounting screws for 3.5" HDDs (13 mm, coarse thread)
• Manual
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Scan Computers International Limited
Telephone:
01204-474747
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