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DELL 400-ATKB 2 TB 7200 rpm 2.5" SATA hot-plug drive

SKU CH-14R3-JMCDR

2.5-inch internal hard drive with 2 TB capacity, 7200 rpm spindle speed and hot-plug SATA interface

  • 2 TB capacity stores large datasets
  • 7200 rpm spindle speed accelerates data access
  • SATA 600 interface enables fast transfers
  • 5 inch form factor fits dense bays
  • Hot-plug design allows drive swaps without shutdown

Dell 400-ATKB 2 TB hot-plug drive

The Dell 400-ATKB is a 2 TB internal hard drive with a 7200 rpm spindle speed and a SATA 600 interface. It uses a 2.5 inch form factor and supports hot-plug installation in compatible bays. The drive is supplied new and carries Dell part number 400-ATKB.

Suits servers and arrays needing 2.5 inch hot-plug

This drive fits systems that accept 2.5 inch hot-plug SATA drives and require 2 TB at 7200 rpm. It is not for builds that need a different physical size, a non-hot-plug connection, or an interface other than SATA.

Deciding specification: 2.5 inch hot-plug SATA 600

The combination of 2.5 inch form factor, hot-plug capability, SATA 600 interface and 7200 rpm speed determines whether this drive matches the bay and controller. Verify those requirements before purchase.

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Price $155.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 2.5" form factor fit my server's hot-plug drive bay?

The 2.5" drive is designed for standard hot-plug bays that accept this form factor.

Does installing the 400-ATKB require any tools or caddy preparation?

The drive is hot-pluggable, so it slides directly into the bay; the common mistake is not seating the SATA connector fully before locking the lever.

How often should I expect to replace a 7200 rpm SATA drive like this in a RAID array?

Plan on a typical three-to-five-year service interval for 7.2K rpm mechanical drives under continuous RAID workloads.

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