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Black standalone USB duplicator with LCD screen and 23 target slots

Systor

Systor SYS-USBD-23 USB duplicator 1 to 23 targets 33MB/s

SKU CH-P4GG-MEQ9X

Standalone USB flash drive duplicator copies one source to 23 targets at 33 MB/s with synchronous and asynchronous modes

  • TypeUSB Flash Drive Duplicator
  • Target1 to 23
  • Buffer Memory256 MB
  • Supported MediaUSB 1.1, USB 2.0, & USB 3.0
  • Data Transfer Rate33MB/s
  • Language SupportEnglish, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese

Target Size 1 to 23

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Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

DATA TRANSFER RATE USB 2.0/2.1 - 2GB/min [33MB/sec]

  • Copies 23 USB drives simultaneously without a PC
  • Standalone operation with LCD and four-key control
  • Asynchronous mode lets each channel load and copy independently
  • Bit-for-bit hardware compare verifies every duplication
  • Quick and full erase meets DoD data-security standards

USB flash drive duplicator

The Systor SYS-USBD-23 is a standalone USB flash drive duplicator and sanitizer that copies up to 23 target drives simultaneously from a single source. It operates without a host computer and supports USB 1.1, 2.0, and 3.0 media at speeds up to 33 MB/s. A built-in LCD screen and four-key control provide a self-contained interface for copy, compare, and erase operations.

High-volume duplication and sanitisation workflows

This unit suits organisations that need to replicate or securely erase large batches of USB flash drives on a regular basis, such as software distributors, training providers, or IT asset-disposal teams. The asynchronous mode lets each of the 23 channels load, unload, and copy independently, so operators can swap drives without pausing other slots. Buyers who only duplicate a few drives at a time, or who require support for media types other than standard USB flash drives, should consider a smaller or differently configured device.

23 target ports with asynchronous operation

The defining specification is the 23 target ports combined with asynchronous copy mode, which allows each channel to operate independently for continuous throughput. Buffer memory of 256 MB and a 250 W power supply support sustained multi-drive operation. The duplicator connects internally via SATA and offers quick-copy for FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, and Linux EXT file systems as well as whole-media bit-for-bit duplication and DoD-compliant erase functions.

Highlights

  • Copies 23 USB drives simultaneously without a PC
  • Standalone operation with LCD and four-key control
  • Asynchronous mode lets each channel load and copy independently
  • Bit-for-bit hardware compare verifies every duplication
  • Quick and full erase meets DoD data-security standards

Specifications

TypeUSB Flash Drive Duplicator
Target1 to 23
Buffer Memory256 MB
Supported MediaUSB 1.1, USB 2.0, & USB 3.0
Data Transfer Rate33MB/s
Language SupportEnglish, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese
DisplayLCD Screen
Operating TypeStandalone
ConnectorSATA
Panel ColorBlack
Load TypeSlot
Key FeaturesSynchronous or Asynchronous mode
FeaturesQuick Copy: FAT16/32, NTFS, Linux(EXT2/EXT3/EXT4) Whole Media Copy: All Formats
Power Supply115/230 V, 50/60 Hz, 250 W

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Questions about this item

How many USB target ports does the duplicator provide?

The unit offers 23 target slots for simultaneous copying or erasing.

What is the correct way to start a copy job so the asynchronous mode works?

Insert the source drive, select the desired mode on the LCD menu, then insert each target drive; the duplicator begins copying each one independently.

Which erase function should be used to meet DoD data-security requirements?

Choose the full erase option on the LCD; it performs a bit-for-bit overwrite that conforms to DoD standards.

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