SPARTAN 1-to-9 SATA HDD/SSD Duplicator H09HSHEB
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146 GB SAS drive spins at 15 000 rpm with 16 MB buffer in a 3.5″ hot-swap tray
This 3.5 inch internal drive delivers 146 GB of storage on a SAS interface running at 3 Gbps. It spins at 15000 rpm with a 16 MB buffer and sits in a 1.0 inch high low-profile tray designed for hot-swap server bays. The unit is supplied new in retail or OEM packaging.
This drive fits SAS-compatible hot-swap bays in Dell PowerEdge and PowerVault systems where a 146 GB 15000 rpm unit is required. It is not for buyers who need larger capacities, different form factors or interfaces other than SAS.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The drive should be recognised by the RAID controller at 3Gbps SAS speed, show 146GB capacity, and report a healthy SMART status with no reallocated sectors during initial surface scan.
The drive ships in a 1.0inch high low-profile hot-swap tray; you only need a SAS-compatible PowerEdge or PowerVault bay and backplane to complete the installation.
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