Expand the storage space of servers with the Cisco Hard Drive. This hot-swap hard drive, having a 3.5-inch LFF form factor, offers a storage space of 12 TB. With a SATA 6 Gb/s interface and a spindle speed of 7200 rpm, it ensures fast data transfer. The hard drive uses the Serial ATA-600 interface for effective connectivity. It is compatible with Cisco UCS C220 M4S, SmartPlay Select C220 M4S, SmartPlay Select C240 M4L and other servers.
$2,150.00
Cisco Unified Computing
Cisco
Cisco
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Storage
Hard drive
Hard Drive
Hot swap hard drive
3.5″ LFF
8.9 cm LFF
3.5″
8.9 cm
Serial ATA-600
Serial ATA-600
12 TB
600 MBps
7200 RPM revolutions per minute
512e Crypto
Interface Provided
1 x SATA 6 Gb/s
Bay Required
3.5″ LFF
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