SAMSUNG Atlas Sound AT-100 100W Commercial Attenuator video accessory
- Hard Wire Dimmer
- Black
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A 5.25-inch bay mobile rack accepting SATA or SAS drives at 6.0 Gb/s
This mobile rack fits a single 5.25-inch drive bay and accepts both SATA and SAS drives. It supports the 6.0 Gb/s interface standard for each drive installed. The unit is designed for audio and video accessory applications where quick drive changes are required.
The 6.0 Gb/s link sets the maximum theoretical throughput for connected drives. Actual transfer rates depend on the specific drive used and system controller capabilities. The rack accommodates one drive at a time, so total bandwidth is limited to a single device. Builders needing simultaneous access to multiple drives will need additional bays or a different enclosure.
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The T-7M1-Sata fits one 5.25 inch bay and accepts Sata or Sas drives at up to 6.0 Gb/S.
It allows the drive to run at its full Sata III or Sas 6.0 Gb/S speed, limited only by the drive and host controller.
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