If I need to fit this inside an enclosure that is 9.25 inches wide, would it fit? Product description says its 8.5 wide but can anyone confirm?
203840
Yes the width is 8.5" so it will fit in your 9.25" space. The dimensions are 8.5" x 15.75" x 2.75".
203841
Yes, it will fit in inside an enclosure 9.25 wide. It's a hair over 8 3/4". However, you will definitely need some sort of ventilation inside your enclosure. Heat will kill the life of an LED quickly, and even though the unit comes with built in fans, there will not be a lot of room for air to circulate around the unit. If you're using the unit for what I think you're using it for, you may want to somehow get a larger enclosure and add a 90w pure red led unit too. It helps in the flower stage greatly. You can find that on Amazon too. Hope this helped.
394162
As stated, it's 2.5 inches wide. I see no reason why a set of component cables and 2 HDMIs could get through said hole. I will say, though, where I have my amp and power strip, on the right end, I didn't bother with the cardboard backing and just left it open.
71415
If you mean 8" long, then yes. The opening is 1.25" wide, but the length of the opening is 9.5" long. Hope that helps.
1087662
From Amazon's site, the dimensions of the 9826w are 5 x 4 x 5 inches. I have an 8910W installed in one of these enclosures and its dimensions (from Foscam site) are 8 x 5 x 6.5 in. So I would say that you are good.
688731
8-3/4" really is the maximum width. Mine is 9" wide and you can't fasten it, so I had to return it.
453277
YES - See Glen R. Finley answer. His is spot on at 9.25" for the unit itself. The plugs are also on the rear of the unit - so you will need to plan for the depth of any of your plugs, whether plugging cords straight in; right angle; or small power transformers. The side-rails for mounting allow you to adjust the inset depth for mounting in a cabinet.
1917436
Those dimension sound like it is a 5.25 drive in which case this enclosure will work.
139652
If you don't have anything in the lower front portion of your case you cold probably put it there. You need 6 X 3.5 X 4 in. of room for it to fit. It normally fit's in 2 5.25 dual bays so I am sure it will fir inside okay. Just remember you will need to have room for the hoses to come from the back as well.
1826518
most standard pre-made enclosures are too small I had mine custom made but if you search around a bit you can find one that it will fit in
1036327
This harddrive that is in question is a 3.5 inch in size. Your enclosure is a 2.5 inch casing. Will not fit.
2056779
I measured the opening at the top of the stand and it measures 9 1/2 at the widest. So I would have to say no. You have a 1/2 difference.
778094
I got a slightly smaller measurement than your other answers, I would say it is closer to 9.25" on my unit as you can see here. https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=E5A0425CBA49B0CA!16426&authkey;=!ALyH3LQAiBc7pYI
193552
Check on the pioneer website. They will give the specs on recommended enclosure size.
96769
This unit is just over 8 inches wide. If you have a little give in that space, this should work but if it's 8 inches flush, it probably won't work for you.
1619988
Yes it will barely fit on your 9 5" side since the plate is 10x10. What you would have to do is tape a half inch buffer say a piece of dry wall outside the single plastic spring tab. I believe as is the spring is 8.5" maxed so with this method it'll now give you 9.5" range. Add more buffer if you need it. I can send you a picture if my description is not decent enough. I ve installed over a hundred of these covers
1843790
Just make sure the opening measures 4.9 x 2.5 and that you have 3.9 inches in the inside of the case for it to fit properly. That is just size wise. Make sure this one has all the connectors needed. Most do now days. Hope that helps.
411847
If its a 3.5 HDD thannit should work. But the only bad thing about the enclosure is that its a pain to take apart. If you have a few bucks to spar I recommend something that is easier to open.