Seagate
Seagate IronWolf 14TB 3.5" SATA 256MB internal hard drive
Built for up to 8-bay NAS enclosures, this 14 TB SATA drive offers 256 MB cache, 180 MB/s speeds, IronWolf Health Management and 1 M hours MTBF
- Built for up to 8-bay NAS enclosures
- 14TB capacity stores massive media libraries
- 256MB cache accelerates multi-user file sharing
- 180MB/s sequential speed keeps workflows moving
- IronWolf Health Management monitors drive condition
Purpose-built NAS storage
The Seagate IronWolf 14TB hard drive is engineered for multi-user network attached storage enclosures supporting up to 8 drive bays. It uses conventional magnetic recording and a 256MB cache to sustain heavy workloads in always-on environments.
SATA interface throughput
The drive connects via SATA and delivers sequential speeds up to 180MB/s. This interface ceiling defines the maximum transfer rate, so sustained performance will not exceed this figure regardless of the host controller or RAID configuration used.
3.5-inch form factor and health monitoring
The standard 3.5-inch size fits typical NAS hot-swap trays and server chassis without adapters. Integrated IronWolf Health Management lets administrators track drive condition, while a 1M hour MTBF rating reflects the design target for continuous operation.
Highlights
- Built for up to 8-bay NAS enclosures
- 14TB capacity stores massive media libraries
- 256MB cache accelerates multi-user file sharing
- 180MB/s sequential speed keeps workflows moving
- IronWolf Health Management monitors drive condition
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which capacity suits a multi-bay NAS best?
The 14TB model gives the highest single-drive capacity in the IronWolf line, maximising raw storage across up to 8 bays without needing extra drives.
What does the 180MB/s figure mean for daily NAS use?
It represents the maximum sustained transfer rate, so large file copies, backups and media streaming will typically run at or near that speed in a healthy array.
How does the SATA interface affect real-world performance?
The drive connects via standard SATA, and its 180MB/s peak is well within the interface's practical throughput, so the bus will not limit the drive.
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