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Silver aluminium two-bay drive enclosure with front push-door trays and built-in fan

Yottamaster

Yottamaster PS200U3 2-bay drive enclosure 16TB per bay 32TB total USB 3.0 SATA fan aluminium silver

SKU CH-ZMVM-ZVFQ2

Two-bay SATA enclosure holds two 3.5 or 2.5 inch drives up to 16 TB each for 32 TB total, with built-in fan and USB 3.0 Type-B connection

  • Size2.5 in & 3.5 in
  • External connectionUSB 3.0 Type-B
  • Supported drivesWithout RAID
  • Bay count2 Bay
  • Max capacity per bay16 TB
  • Power details12V2A

External Interface USB 3.0 Type-B

HDD Count Supported Without RAID

Number of Bay · Model 2 Bay · 2 Bay USB A

  • Up to 32TB total capacity using two 16TB drives
  • USB 3.0 Type-B interface for 5Gbps host speed
  • SATA III 6Gbps protocol per bay for fast transfers
  • Aluminium chassis with built-in fan keeps drives cool
  • Tool-free push-door trays accept 2.5" and 3.5" SATA drives

Two-bay SATA enclosure for personal backup

The Yottamaster PS200U3 holds two 2.5 or 3.5 inch SATA drives with up to 16TB per bay and 32TB total. A push-door mechanism lets you swap drives without tools. The aluminium chassis and four vibration-absorbing feet keep the unit stable on a desk while a built-in fan moves air across both bays.

Fan-cooled aluminium chassis with 12V power

A 12V 4A adapter supplies the enclosure and both drives through a single barrel connector. The internal fan runs automatically to limit drive temperatures during long copy sessions. USB 3.0 Type-B provides up to 5Gbps host bandwidth while the internal SATA bridge operates at up to 6Gbps per drive. No RAID logic is present so each drive appears independently to the operating system.

Desktop DAS that needs only a USB-A port

Connect the included USB-A to USB-B cable to any USB 3.0 or later port; no driver is required on modern Windows, macOS or Linux systems. The enclosure draws all power from its own adapter so it adds no load to the host port. Two removable trays accept mixed 2.5 and 3.5 inch drives, freeing internal case bays and avoiding the clutter of multiple single-drive docks.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameYottamaster
Product linePS200U3
Model namePS200U3
Part number6936761804622
Product colorSilver
Product typeEnclosure
Storage
Supported drivesWithout RAID
Bay count2 Bay
Max capacity per bay16 TB
Ports & slots
External connectionUSB 3.0 Type-B
Power
Power adapterYes
Power details12V2A
Size & build
Size2.5 in & 3.5 in
Main materialAluminum
Product dimensions11.06 × 9.8 × 4.84 in
Product weight3.02 lb (1.37 kg)
In the box
In the box1 × 2 Bay USB3.0 Hard Drive Enclosure
1 × 12 V 4A Power Adapter
1 X USB-A to USB-B Cable
1 X User Manual
1 X Screw Kit
8 X Screws
More details
Cooling fansYes

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Questions about this item

How do I install a 3.5 inch SATA drive using the push-door mechanism without forcing the tray?

Open the front push-door, pull the tray out by its handle, place the 3.5 inch drive inside with the connector facing inward, secure it with four screws from the kit, then slide the tray back until it clicks and close the door.

What maintenance will the built-in cooling fan require over time?

The internal fan draws air through the chassis; periodically power off the unit and use compressed air to clear dust from the fan blades and ventilation slots to maintain airflow.

At what total capacity does the USB 3.0 link become the bottleneck during sustained transfers?

With two 16 TB drives the combined 32 TB can saturate the 5 Gbps USB 3.0 connection during long sequential reads or writes, making the interface the first limit.

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