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- Drive: SAS
- Power Supply: 100 V to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, single phase
- Temperature: Operating temperature: 0°C to 35°C (32°F to 95°F) Storage temperature: -20°C to 60°C (-5°F to 140°F)
- Humidity: 5% to 95% RH
- Model #: RXD1219sas
- $3,999.99 –
- More options from $3,999.99 - $4,492.80

- Parts: 3 Years
- Labor: 3 Years
- Model #: STHT8000800

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- Model #: ad3-894052000252739
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- Model #: 6c5-686499000331880
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- Model #: LSI00277 .
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- Model #: bb8-889203000192813
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- Model #: 49a-494377000112286
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- Electrical Outlet Plug Type: Hard Drive
- Model #: X411A-R5
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- Model #: 4fe-291330000254193
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- Model #: 69001121041
- $239.00 –
- $227.00 - $239.00

- Model #: 88b-642846000223269
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- Model #: AW593B-SS-306670
- $3,394.00 –

- Brand: HP
- Series: StorageWorks D2700
- Drive: SAS & SATA
- RAID Levels: RAID 6 with ADG (Advanced Data Guarding) RAID 5 (Distributed Data Guarding) RAID 1 + 0 (Mirroring and Striping) RAID 1 (Mirroring) RAID 0 (Striping)
- Model #: AJ941A
- $1,111.00 –

- Model #: hp qr496a refurbishe
- $28.00 –

- Model #: b62-189784000331327
- $28.00 –

- Electrical Outlet Plug Type: SAS Controller
- Model #: 726736-B21
- $163.00 –

- Model #: f44-169511000251902
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- $31.00 –

- Drive: SAS & SATA
- OS Supported: Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Microsoft Windows 2003 Microsoft Windows Hyper-V Red Hat Linux SUSE Linux VMware Oracle Solaris Detailed information available at: http://www.hp.com/storage/spock
- Dimensions: 25.5" x 28.8" x 10.6"
- Weight: 42.4 lbs.
- Model #: AW593B
- $3,394.00 –

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- Model #: 62c-318949000162524
- $31.00 –

- Brand: IBM
- Series: Compatible with the Following Models: IBM ServeRAID 7K SCSI U320 RAID Controller.
- Features: 3.7V 1000mAh 3.70Wh Lithium-Polymer Rechargeable Battery Pack.
- Parts: 1 Year Replacement Warranty.
- Model #: 90P5245
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- Model #: SDPH48H-208T-NBAAB
- $13,299.99 –

- Brand: DELL
- Type: Rack
- Rack Height: 2U
- Hard Drive (Installed): 10x 8TB 7.2K SAS 4Kn
- Model #: 000000051223
- $1,999.00 –

- Model #: BBPR48000RAID
- $2,199.99 –

- Brand: SanDisk
- Series: Professional G-RAID Shuttle 4 DAS Storage System
- Part Number: SDPH34H-104T-NBAAB
- Thunderbolt 3: Yes
- Model #: SDPH34H-104T-NBAAB
- $7,659.99 –

- Model #: P32R8HD32US
- $2,999.00 –
- More options from $2,999.00 - $3,399.00

- Model #: SDPH48H-192T-NBAAB
- $12,289.99 –

- Model #: ADIB0813PKM4N
- $5,829.00 –

- Model #: SDPH48H-160T-NBAAB
- $7,700.99 –
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Guide to RAID Storage
Introduction
So what is an external RAID enclosure? It is a device that allows you to set up a RAID array using internal hard drives or solid state drives. Some home and small-office users may have internal RAID arrays for desktops, but larger organizations that require high levels of performance and scalability will find more utility from external RAID enclosures.
Benefits of External RAID Enclosures
A RAID enclosure is similar to an external hard drive enclosure, except it is larger to accommodate multiple hard drives and designed for RAID configurations. Compared to software RAID solutions, which are typically managed by the operating system, external RAID enclosures have several advantages.
Hot-Swap Support
Many USB and eSATA RAID enclosures support a feature known as hot swapping, which allows users to remove and replace hard drives with no need to power down the device. External RAID enclosures also typically have easily accessible drive bays. This allows for quicker drive switching, which can save professionals time.
No Extra Load on CPU
Software RAID arrays require CPU cycles in order to operate, which lower overall system performance. In contrast, hardware-based RAID configurations such as external enclosures and RAID controller cards have their own built-in processing units. As a result, they do not detract from overall system performance.
Drive Cloning
In addition to having RAID capabilities, many enclosures also support drive cloning. This allows users to duplicate all the contents of a drive, including hidden and in-use files. It is more in-depth than copying and pasting the contents, as the resulting drive is an exact clone.
SAS Support
One downside of a software-managed RAID array is that few desktop motherboards support enterprise-grade drives such as Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) hard drives. With a hardware RAID solution such as an external RAID enclosure, you can add support for SAS enterprise-grade hard drives and solid state drives.
Final Words
While home users will find software RAID configurations to be more than adequate, the needs of organizations can be better served with external enclosures. External RAID enclosures offer features that many IT professionals will find useful, such as support for enterprise-grade drives, hot-swapping, drive cloning, and more.














