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3.5 inch SAS hard drive in silver metal caddy

DELL

DELL EQL 0VX8J 00VX8J 600GB 15000RPM 6G 3.5" SAS PS6000 With Caddy internal hard drive

SKU CH-741W-499GY

A 600 GB SAS drive spinning at 15000 RPM with an included caddy for PS6000 arrays

  • 600 GB capacity stores large datasets
  • 15000 RPM spindle delivers fast data access
  • SAS 6Gb/s interface enables high-throughput transfers
  • 5-inch form factor fits standard drive bays

600 GB 15 000 RPM SAS drive for Dell PS6000 arrays

This 3.5 inch enterprise drive delivers 600 GB of storage at 15 000 RPM over a 6 Gb/s SAS interface. It is built for Dell EqualLogic PS6000 storage arrays that require high-speed spindle performance. The unit ships new in retail or OEM packaging.

Supplied caddy enables direct bay insertion

A Dell-specific mounting caddy is included so the drive slides straight into a PS6000 hot-swap bay without extra hardware. No additional rails, screws or adapters are needed. The bundle therefore reduces installation time for storage administrators expanding or replacing array capacity.

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Questions about this item

Will the 15000RPM motor or SAS interface need scheduled replacement?

The 15000RPM spindle and 6Gb/s SAS interface are sealed inside the drive; no user-serviceable parts exist, so replacement only occurs if the drive itself fails.

What limit appears first during sustained 6Gb/s SAS writes — thermal throttle or the 15000RPM mechanical ceiling?

The 15000RPM rotational speed fixes the maximum sustained transfer rate; the SAS 6Gb/s link has higher bandwidth, so the mechanical ceiling is reached first.

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