Barco Enterprise-class Server R360

Name: Barco Enterprise-class Server R360 1U Rackmount Server for Networked Visualization
Brand: Barco
SKU: barco-r360-d1-server
Availability: InStock

Overview

A 1U rackmount server for networked visualization, the Barco Enterprise-class Server R360 succeeds the R350 and pairs a quad-core Intel Xeon E-2434 with 16 GB of memory and two 480 GB solid-state drives in hot-plug RAID-1. It suits IT teams in Doha who run Barco TransForm N systems from a server room, and its redundant hot-plug power supplies keep it running if one fails. Request a quote.

What the Barco Enterprise-class Server R360 does

The Barco Enterprise-class Server R360 is a 1U, 19-inch rackmount server for networked visualization environments. It does not drive a screen directly. Instead it sits in the equipment room behind a video wall, control room or multi-screen installation and handles the computing and management tasks that keep the system running. Barco positions it as the successor to the Enterprise-class Server R350, and it is supported with the Barco TransForm N Management Server.

Processing, storage and uptime

The server runs a quad-core Intel Xeon E-2434 processor with 16 GB of memory. Storage is two 480 GB solid-state drives set up as hot-plug RAID-1, so data is mirrored across both drives and a failed drive can be replaced without powering the unit down. Two hot-plug redundant 600 W power supplies add a second layer of protection: if one supply fails, the other keeps the server running while you arrange a replacement.

Connectivity and remote management

The R360 has two 1Gb/s LAN connections, which give your network team flexibility when planning the visualization network. System management uses IPMI 2.0 and SNMP, with SNMP delivered through the iDRAC9 Express controller. IT staff can check the health of the server and its drives from a remote console, which matters when the equipment room is not staffed around the clock.

Space, power and environment in Qatar

The R360 measures 482 x 42.8 x 598.9 mm and weighs up to 13.23 kg, so it needs one rack unit and a stable, ventilated position. Its power input accepts 100-240V AC at 50/60 Hz, a range that covers Qatar's 240 V, 50 Hz supply. The rated operating temperature is 10-35°C, with humidity up to 80% non-condensing. Qatar summers regularly exceed 45°C, so the rack belongs in an air-conditioned server room or a cooled comms room, not in a hot corner of an open office. The maximum noise level is 40 dB(A), which makes a control room with nearby staff workable, although a dedicated rack in a separate room is still the better choice.

Where it fits in Qatar

Three situations suit this server well. A government operations room in Msheireb may run a multi-screen video wall with the server housed in its comms room. A hospital or clinic network in Lusail may have a monitoring wall in a control room where noise matters. A visualization centre in Education City, or a control room for an energy company in Mesaieed, may run a wall alongside existing IT equipment and manage the server remotely.

Planning your order

Confirm the rack space, cooling and power feed before ordering. SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey to check the equipment room, and quotations are usually issued within one working day. Barco's order code for the server is R9836360. Sliding rails and a cable management arm are a separate item, R983634099, so include them in the quotation if you need them. Government and school buyers can order against a purchase order (LPO) or a Monaqasat tender, and payment by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order is accepted. Products are covered by the manufacturer's warranty.

Request a quote by sending your room details and the number of walls you plan to run to SmartRooms Qatar, and we will prepare a quotation for the Barco Enterprise-class Server R360.

Highlights

1U 19-inch rackmount server, 482 x 42.8 x 598.9 mm
Quad-core Intel Xeon E-2434 with 16 GB memory
Two 480 GB SSDs in hot-plug RAID-1 storage
Redundant hot-plug 600W power supplies, 100-240V AC input
Two 1Gb/s LAN ports with IPMI 2.0 and SNMP management
Operating range 10-35°C, humidity up to 80% non-condensing

Estimated timeline

Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.

Specifications

17 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

General Specifications10

Network connection: 2x1Gb/s LAN
CPU: Intel® XEON® E-2434
Hard disk: 2 x 480 GB Solid State Drive, Hot-plug RAID-1
Memory: 16 GB
Redundancy: Hot-plug redundant power supply RAID-1 redundant disk drives
Weight: max. 13,23 kg (29,17 lbs)
Power supply: 100-240V AC., 4.8 A-2.4A, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption: 2x600W Hot-plug redundant
Housing: 19" rackmount 1U
Dimensions: 482 x 42.8 x 598.9 mm (18.97” x 1,68” x 23.57”)

Operating conditions5

Noise level: max. 40 dB(A)
Environmental temperature: 10-35°C | 50-95°F
Humidity: max. 80% (non-condensing)
Regulation Compliance: TBD
Order Information: R9836360 Enterprise-class Server R360 R983634099 R340/R350/R360 Sliding Rails & Cable Management Arm

System integration2

Supported systems: Barco TransForm N Management Server
System management: IPMI 2.0, SNMP (iDRAC9 Express)

Downloads

2 files from the manufacturer

PDF Datasheets Enterprise-class-Server-R360-en-Spec-sheet.pdf 209 KB URL Manuals & guides · Opens on manufacturer site Manuals, drivers and support

Questions about Enterprise-class Server R360

What is the Barco Enterprise-class Server R360 used for?

It is a 1U rackmount server that carries the computing and management workload behind a networked visualization system, such as a video wall or control room display. Barco pairs it with the TransForm N Management Server. In Qatar, it suits an operations room at a ministry, utility or hospital where IT staff want a dedicated server in the comms room rather than a standard PC.

Does the R360 replace the R350?

Barco describes the R360 as the successor to the Enterprise-class Server R350. If you already run an R350 and plan an upgrade, send your current configuration with your enquiry so the R360 can be checked against your setup before a quote is issued.

What processor and memory does the server include?

The R360 is built around an Intel Xeon E-2434 processor, which the specification lists as quad-core, and comes with 16 GB of memory. Compare these figures with the load your video wall controller and monitoring tools will place on the server. If you expect to expand a control room in Doha later, mention it in your enquiry so the quotation reflects your plans.

How is the storage protected if a drive fails?

The server uses two 480 GB solid-state drives in hot-plug RAID-1, so data is mirrored across both drives. If one drive fails, the server keeps running on the other, and the failed drive can be replaced without shutting the unit down. That reduces disruption to a video wall that runs during a government briefing or a hospital shift handover.

What happens if one power supply fails?

The R360 has two hot-plug redundant power supplies rated at 600W each. If one unit fails, the second keeps the server powered while you arrange a replacement. Because the supplies can be swapped without powering down, facilities teams in a Lusail data room or a Msheireb comms room can service them without interrupting a live display.

Is it compatible with Qatar's power supply?

Its power input is rated at 100-240V AC and 50/60 Hz, which covers Qatar's 240 V, 50 Hz mains. Qatar uses BS 1363 (Type G) sockets, so confirm that the power cords supplied with your quotation match the outlets in your equipment room before delivery. An electrician should also check the outlet and circuit capacity for both power supplies.

Can it sit in an office or unconditioned room in summer?

No. The operating range is 10-35°C with humidity up to 80% non-condensing, and Qatar summers regularly exceed 45°C. Install it in an air-conditioned server room or a cooled comms cabinet where the ambient temperature stays within that range. Ask SmartRooms Qatar to confirm the environment during the free site survey before you order.

How noisy is it in a control room?

The maximum noise level is 40 dB(A). In an operations room in West Bay where staff sit close to the walls for long shifts, that figure matters, so a dedicated rack in a separate room is still the better choice. Plan the cable route and rack position during the site survey so the server is not placed beside a workstation.

How can IT staff monitor the server remotely?

System management uses IPMI 2.0 and SNMP, with SNMP provided through the iDRAC9 Express controller. Your IT team can use these interfaces to check the server's health from a remote location, which is useful when a school or government site has no on-site IT staff at night. Confirm with your network team which monitoring tools you will use before installation.

Are sliding rails and a cable arm included?

Barco lists sliding rails and a cable management arm as a separate order item, code R983634099, for the R340, R350 and R360 series. Include them in your enquiry if you plan to rack-mount the server, and confirm the cabinet depth during the site survey before ordering.

How much rack space and weight should I plan for?

The server is 1U high, measuring 482 x 42.8 x 598.9 mm, and weighs up to 13.23 kg (29.17 lbs). That means one rack unit and two people for lifting in a crowded comms room. Check cabinet depth against the 598.9 mm chassis plus cable clearance, especially in older buildings in Al Sadd or the Industrial Area.

Can a school or government entity buy it with an LPO?

Yes. SmartRooms Qatar supplies against purchase orders (LPO) and government tenders, including Monaqasat tenders, and accepts payment by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. Send the tender or LPO reference with your enquiry and the number of servers needed, and the quotation will list the server, rails and cable arm as separate lines for approval. Products are covered by the manufacturer's warranty.