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Hitachi Ultrastar 36Gb 15000Rpm Ultra320 SCSI hard drive 3.5 inch low profile 1.0 inch 80 pin

Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi, Ltd. switch module

SKU CH-FEW0-34Z6D

36 GB Ultra320 SCSI hard drive with 80-pin connector, 15,000 RPM speed and 1.0-inch low-profile 3.5-inch form factor

  • 36 GB capacity for data-intensive workloads
  • 15,000 RPM spindle speed for rapid access
  • Ultra320 SCSI interface with 80-pin connection
  • 5-inch low-profile 1.0-inch form factor

Hitachi Ultrastar 36GB Ultra320 SCSI Drive

This new Hitachi Ultrastar hard disk drive provides 36GB of storage on a 3.5 inch low-profile form factor measuring 1.0 inch in height. It spins at 15000 RPM and connects via an Ultra320 80-pin SCSI interface for direct integration into compatible enterprise storage enclosures and servers.

Suits Ultra320 SCSI environments needing 15K

This drive fits systems designed for the Ultra320 80-pin SCSI standard and the 1.0 inch low-profile 3.5 inch bay. It does not suit builds that require a different interface connector, a taller drive form factor, or a storage capacity larger than 36GB.

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Price $45.99
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Brand nameHITACHI

Questions about this item

Does the 3.5 inch low-profile drive fit in a standard 1.0 inch drive bay?

The drive is built to the 3.5 inch form factor with a 1.0 inch low-profile height, so it occupies a single low-profile bay in compatible enclosures.

What is the correct way to connect the 80-pin SCA connector to avoid bent pins?

Align the 80-pin SCA connector squarely with the backplane socket and press straight in until the drive seats firmly; forcing it at an angle is the step that bends pins.

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