Rosewill RSWR-12U001 12U Server Rack 20" Depth
- 12U
- 66 lb For Wall;220…
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300 GB SAS hard drive with 10 000 RPM spindle speed for small-form-factor servers
This HP 300GB SAS 10K SFF SC DS HDD delivers 300 GB of storage with a 10K spindle speed over a SAS interface. The small form factor and single-connector dual-port design suit dense server racks and cabinets. It is supplied new under part number 872475-B21.
This drive fits administrators who need 300 GB of 10K SAS capacity in a compact SFF bay. It is not for systems that lack SAS backplanes or controllers. Buyers needing larger capacities or different form factors should consider other options.
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Yes, the SFF designation means a 2.5-inch small form factor that fits standard SFF drive bays in HP server racks.
Align the single connector end with the backplane socket and push firmly until the carrier latch clicks into the locked position.
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