Kingston Technology Corp. SEDC600M/480G 480 GB enterprise SSD
- 480 GB
- SATA III
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Hot-swap 1.92 TB SATA SSD in a 3.5 inch carrier with 256-bit AES encryption
The Axiom EP400 provides 1.92 TB of storage in a 2.5 inch drive fitted with a 3.5 inch carrier. It connects through a SATA 6 Gb/s interface and includes 256-bit AES encryption. Hot-swap capability allows replacement without powering down the server.
This drive suits administrators upgrading compatible Lenovo systems that accept the 3.5 inch carrier form factor. Buyers whose bays only support native 2.5 inch devices or who require a different interface should look at alternative products.
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Check the RAID controller or OS disk utility for the full 1.92 TB capacity, SATA 6 Gb/s link speed, and healthy SMART attributes with no reallocated sectors.
The drive arrives in a 3.5 inch carrier ready for hot-swap bays; no cables, screws, or mounting brackets are included.
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