Locking Bezels
Match a storage array bezel to your enclosure by model name and, for HPE 3PAR bezel ears, by side. Array bezels come as front bezels for EqualLogic PS, Compellent SC and PowerVault MD and ME enclosures from Dell, and as left and right bezel ears for HPE 3PAR StoreServ systems and their drive enclosures, and HPE MSA, NetApp and EMC systems have bezels of their own. Where one Dell bezel serves several PowerVault, EqualLogic and Compellent models, check that yours is among them. Bezels in stock are eligible for same-business-day shipping; PowerEdge and ProLiant bezels are under server locking bezels, and other spares under Storage Array Parts and Upgrades.
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Array bezels: fit, keys and drive access
A storage array bezel is a locking front cover, and it has to come off before any drive service. Dell's EqualLogic manual describes the bezel as an optional trim panel that secures the array physically, says it must be removed to reach the drives, and notes that its label identifies the array model. Dell's Compellent SC5020 and SC7020 manuals lock the bezel with a system key at its left end and also have you remove it before removing or installing drives. HPE's Nimble Storage hardware guide treats the bezel the same way: it comes off to expose the drives, stays in place during normal operation, and locks back on with its keepers.
Because the bezel is shaped to its enclosure, order it by the array model on the label and keep the key with the system. Server bezels are under server locking bezels.
