I was thinking of buying the rail kit from the store and was wondering if they would work with my other server as well and I am not sure how to look this up.
I purchased the hl15 and will install rails. I was hoping that I could buy two and put them on my Rosewill RSV-L4500U. I am just not in this professionally and unsure what I would need to check for. I see holes on the side but is there a standard for the hole layout?
I’m not sure that’s correct. 45Drives just seems to have adopted the Supermicro rails. I think Dell, HP, IBM all use different screw mounting placement to attach the rails to their respective chassis. For the Rosewill case I think you have to either buy the Rosewill rails or a “universal” rail kit. See threads like https://www.reddit.com/r/JDM_WAAAT/comments/bcpdbx/what_rails_work_with_the_4u_rosewill_rsvl4/
If I were OP, I’d buy just the rails for the HL15 and test them on the Rosewill first before installing them on the HL15. If they work then great, buy a second set if you like them. If not, you know you need to look for more specific rails for that chassis brand. Easier than the hassle of trying to return stuff.
I am unsure about how standard they are but they look like they can be used by a lot of different servers. I will say I love them a lot! Super smooth and they work great!
There are a few other screw holes on the rails themselves at roughly 420mm, 610mm and 630mm +/- 3mm each. The hole at 183mm is partially blocked off and I take it not intended to be used (perhaps legacy).
Thank you to those who had pitched in already, and for replying to this thread. I also wanted to contribute from our side.
The rails for the HL15 come with adapters. These are also used for our enterprise servers. As @DigitalGarden said, you can use the rails you received with your HL15 on your Rosewill server to test if they work first, then you can make your decision.
I hope this helps, but feel free to reply back to this thread if you need more clarity.,