Kingston Technology Corp. SEDC600M/480G 480 GB enterprise SSD
- 480 GB
- SATA III
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3.84 TB enterprise SATA SSD in a 3.5-inch hot-swap tray for HP servers
This enterprise SSD provides 3.84 tb of storage in a 3.5-inch hot-swap form factor. It uses a Sata interface and is validated for HP server platforms. The drive is supplied in new condition for immediate deployment in compatible storage arrays.
This unit fits HP systems that accept 3.5-inch hot-swap Sata SSDs. Buyers whose platforms only support 2.5-inch bays or a different interface should look at other options. Systems that cannot hot-swap a 3.5-inch Sata device will not be able to use this drive.
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The drive is supplied as a bare 3.5-inch unit; a compatible hot-swap tray for the target HP server must be sourced separately if the chassis does not already include one.
The EV200 series is offered in multiple capacities; the 3.84 tb model is the highest-capacity variant listed for this HP-compatible SATA drive.
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