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November 26th, 2025 02:47

NVMe Drive Caddy Part Number for PowerEdge XR12

Hello,

What is the applicable part number (or link) for NVMe drive caddies for the Power Edge XR12 system?

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November 26th, 2025 13:16

Hi,


There is no supported “extra cable” you can buy to re wire an H755 NVMe backplane to CPU PCIe directly; to get direct attach you effectively need the backplane/cable set for one of the S150/onboard NVMe configurations. Since those assemblies are tied to specific XR12 base configurations, We normally treat this as a field replaceable backplane/cable kit change rather than a simple upgrade cable, and part numbers for those kits are not published generically.

Recommendation for your use case
For caddies: order Dell 2.5" SFF carriers compatible with XR12, e.g. 85PPW/085PPW or whatever equivalent Dell lists against your service tag.

 

For bypassing the H755: open a Dell sales/support case with your service tag and request the “x6 2.5 NVMe (direct attach/S150) backplane and cable kit” for XR12, and ask explicitly whether conversion from your current H755 NVMe configuration to direct attach is supported; this is the only clean way to get CPU direct PCIe wiring without fighting undocumented proprietary cables

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December 1st, 2025 21:55

@Dell-Martin S​ Thanks for your quick and helpful response. 

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December 2nd, 2025 00:09

Hello GrumblesJ, could you check your DM? ‎Direct Messaging | DELL Technologies

 

Respectfully,

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December 7th, 2025 11:44

@DELL-Young E​ Can you explain me why should be replaced XR12 Backplane as is universal (Has all connector for SATA/SAS and NVME ports assembled). and is only Cables need?

This make no sense. Who can tell us the Cable set numbers? Even each cable is overpriced.

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