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Lenovo ThinkSystem SR630 V2 1U server chassis

1U; 43 × 434 × 750 mm H×W×D excluding bezel/handles. Proprietary dual-socket V2 board, RAID/backplane, fans and V2-specific risers/rails.

Original local vector schematic of Lenovo ThinkSystem SR630 V2 1U server chassis, not a product photograph or scale drawing
MODEL-SPECIFIC SCHEMATIC // NOT TO SCALE

VARIANT / ARCHIVAL CAVEAT: Not SR630 V3 or original SR630. Backplane, SAS/SATA/NVMe and riser options depend on machine type; match FRU and label.

Mechanical specifications and fit

Catalog identity / revisionLenovo ThinkSystem SR630 V2 1U server chassis
Dimensions / construction1U; 43 × 434 × 750 mm H×W×D excluding bezel/handles.
Drive bays / storageFront SFF hot-swap backplanes up to 10 × 2.5-inch; rear drive/M.2 boot are optional.
Board, system and compatibilityProprietary dual-socket V2 board, RAID/backplane, fans and V2-specific risers/rails.
Revision / service noteNot SR630 V3 or original SR630. Backplane, SAS/SATA/NVMe and riser options depend on machine type; match FRU and label.

Preservation and installation notes

Match the chassis PID/service tag to the backplane, drive carriers, risers, fan modules, PSU units and rail kit; same-family servers often have incompatible option cages.

  • Photograph the complete model label, assembly revision and option identifiers before opening; keep matching covers, brackets, shields, trays and fasteners together.
  • Confirm rack depth, rail travel, cable-management clearance and host/HBA support before installation; hot-swap bay count alone does not identify backplane compatibility.

Manufacturer manuals and model-specific sources

  1. Lenovo ThinkSystem SR630 V2 1U server chassis manufacturer specifications / product referenceModel-specific manufacturer specification, owner/service manual or technical reference; verify exact model and revision.
  2. Lenovo ThinkSystem SR630 V2 1U server chassis manual and service documentationModel-specific manufacturer specification, owner/service manual or technical reference; verify exact model and revision.

Where normalized dimensions or option-specific limits are not published, the record states that limitation rather than asserting a generic fit. Verify the cited manual revision against the specimen.