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Silver 3.5 inch Fujitsu hard drive with green circuit board visible

Fujitsu

Fujitsu CA06550-B200 147GB 10000RPM SCSI 3.5Inch internal hard drive

SKU CH-1X6E-VWMQS

A 147 GB SCSI hard drive spinning at 10000 RPM in a 3.5 inch form factor for desktop storage

  • NAND Flash Memory TypeSLC
  • 147 GB capacity stores critical datasets
  • 10 000 RPM spindle speed accelerates data access
  • 5 inch form factor fits standard desktop bays
  • SLC NAND flash memory enhances endurance

Fujitsu 147GB 10000RPM SCSI Drive

The Fujitsu CA06550-B200 is a new 3.5-inch internal hard drive with a 147GB capacity and a 10000RPM spindle speed. It uses a SCSI interface and features SLC NAND flash memory. This desktop component is suited for legacy servers or workstations requiring this specific connection type.

Suits SCSI Systems Only

This drive fits systems built around a SCSI bus and 3.5-inch bays. It is not suitable for platforms lacking a native SCSI controller or the correct physical mounting points. Buyers needing larger capacities or different interface standards should consider other storage options.

Highlights

  • 147 GB capacity stores critical datasets
  • 10 000 RPM spindle speed accelerates data access
  • 5 inch form factor fits standard desktop bays
  • SLC NAND flash memory enhances endurance

Specifications

NAND Flash Memory TypeSLC

Questions about this item

What size drive bay does the 3.5-inch Fujitsu CA06550-B200 need?

The drive is built to the 3.5-inch form factor, so it fits a standard 3.5-inch internal bay in a desktop chassis or server enclosure.

How is the SCSI drive installed, and what step is often missed?

Connect the SCSI data cable and power connector, then set a unique SCSI ID using the jumper block on the drive; forgetting to change the default ID is the most common mistake.

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