Tyan FT77B7015 Rack-Mountable Server Barebone

Overview

The Tyan FT77B7015 is a rack-mountable server barebone chassis built for integrators who need to configure a system from the ground up rather than buy a fixed-configuration box. As a barebone platform, the FT77B7015 ships as the chassis and power infrastructure, with compute components (CPU, memory, storage, and expansion cards) added by the integrator or system builder to match the target workload — whether that's video management, virtualization, or general enterprise compute.

Because this is a barebone unit, publicly available manufacturer specifications on this specific configuration are limited at the time of writing. What's confirmed below is grounded strictly in verified data; anything not confirmed is intentionally left out rather than guessed.

Key Features

• Rack-mountable chassis: Designed to install directly into standard server rack rails rather than sit as a tower unit — the right form factor for data center or network closet deployment where rack density matters.
• Dual-range AC power input (100-127V / 200-240V): The power supply accepts both standard North American 100-127V circuits and higher 200-240V circuits common in data centers and international deployments, so the same unit can be provisioned on either voltage without a separate power supply SKU.
• 81 lb chassis weight: A weight in this range signals a multi-bay, steel-chassis rack server build — plan rack rail load ratings and lift assistance during installation accordingly.
• 40.00 x 25.50 x 16.50 in (L x W x H): Confirm rack depth clearance before ordering — at 40 inches deep, this unit needs a full-depth rack cabinet rather than a shallow wall-mount or network rack.

Integration & Compatibility

As a barebone platform, the FT77B7015 is intended to be finished out with compatible processors, memory, storage drives, and expansion cards selected by the integrator. Confirm exact socket type, memory class, drive bay count, and expansion slot layout directly against current manufacturer documentation for this model before finalizing a build-out, since that level of detail is not included in the verified data available for this listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the FT77B7015 a complete server or a barebone kit?

A: It's a barebone chassis — the rack-mountable enclosure and power supply ship together, with CPU, memory, storage, and expansion cards added separately to complete the build.

Q: What power input does the FT77B7015 support?

A: The power supply accepts 100-127V AC or 200-240V AC input, covering both standard US circuits and higher-voltage data center or international circuits.

Q: How much does the FT77B7015 weigh, and what rack depth do I need?

A: The unit weighs 81 lb and measures 40.00 x 25.50 x 16.50 in (L x W x H) — a full-depth rack cabinet is required.

Q: Where can I find CPU, memory, and drive bay specifications for the FT77B7015?

A: Those configuration details should be confirmed against current manufacturer documentation for this exact model before ordering, as they are not part of the verified data available on this listing.

James Everett

The FT77B7015 is a barebone build, so the first thing I check on a chassis like this is power flexibility and physical footprint — both of which are confirmed here. This one accepts 100-127V or 200-240V AC, so it drops into either a domestic rack or an international/data-center circuit without a different power supply.

Technical Highlights:

• Dual AC input range (100-127V / 200-240V): one SKU covers both standard and high-voltage rack PDU environments, simplifying multi-site procurement.
• 81 lb chassis weight: consistent with a multi-bay steel rack chassis — budget for two-person installation or a rack lift.
• 40.00 x 25.50 x 16.50 in footprint: the 40-inch depth is the number to check against your cabinet before ordering — shallow racks won't clear it.

Deployment Considerations:

• Because the FT77B7015 ships as a barebone, budget separate line items for CPU, memory, storage, and any expansion cards your workload needs — this listing covers the chassis and power infrastructure only.
• Verify current manufacturer documentation for socket type and drive bay configuration before locking in a parts list — that detail isn't part of the confirmed data here, and guessing on socket compatibility is the fastest way to end up with incompatible components on the bench.

Reach for the FT77B7015 when you're standing up a rack-mount build-to-spec server — for example, a dedicated recording or compute node going into a data center rack — and you want control over the compute components rather than a fixed configuration.