Locking Bezels
Pick a Dell PowerEdge bezel by server model first, then by front-panel feature: on the R630, R730 and R730xd, Dell's Quick Sync feature needs the Quick Sync bezel, while on the R640, R740 and later rack models the LCD panel is available only on the optional LCD bezel and Quick Sync 2 sits on the left control panel. Bezels are made per chassis, for Dell PowerEdge rack servers from the 11th generation on, PowerEdge towers and HPE ProLiant servers, so match the bezel to the model name on your server. An in-stock bezel can ship on the day it is ordered, and matching rail kits and other server parts and upgrades are one click away.
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PowerEdge bezel types and fit
A PowerEdge bezel is a locking metal front cover, and Dell builds it in versions that add a front-panel feature. Dell's documents set out where each type belongs:
| Bezel type | PowerEdge generations | What Dell documents |
|---|---|---|
| Standard locking bezel | Rack servers across the generations | An optional metal bezel whose lock protects against unauthorized access to the drives |
| Quick Sync bezel | 13th generation | The Quick Sync feature is optional and needs the Quick Sync bezel |
| QuickSync NFC bezel | 14th generation | Enables iDRAC QuickSync from the front with an NFC device; factory-fit only and not supported after the point of sale |
| LCD bezel | 14th generation on | The LCD panel exists only on this bezel; it is hot-pluggable and fits any server of the same branding, even one ordered without it |
| LCD or security bezel | 16th generation | Dell offers an optional LCD bezel or security bezel |
A bezel also has to match its chassis height and model, since a 1U and a 2U front differ, so order by the model name on the server rather than by generation alone. Keep the bezel key with the server; Dell notes the key is needed only on systems that include a bezel. Storage array covers are on storage array bezels, and complete systems are on Dell PowerEdge servers.
