HPE Midline – 4 TB – 3.5″ LFF Low Profile – SAS 12Gb/s – 7200 rpm

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Product Description
HPE Midline - hard drive - 4 TB - SAS 12Gb/s
Type
Hard drive
Capacity
4 TB
Form Factor
3.5" LFF Low Profile
Interface
SAS 12Gb/s
Data Transfer Rate
1.2 GBps
Spindle Speed
7200 rpm
Manufacturer Warranty
1-year warranty
Designed For
Apollo 4200 Gen9; Nimble Storage dHCI Medium Solution with HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10; ProLiant DL180 Gen10, DL20 Gen10, DL325 Gen10, DL345 Gen10, DL385 Gen10, DX170r Gen10, DX2600 Gen10, ML110 Gen10, ML30 Gen10, ML350 Gen10

Header

Product Line
HPE
Model
Midline
Brand
HPE
Manufacturer
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Packaged Quantity
1

Storage

Type
Hard drive

Service & Support

Type
1-year warranty

Hard Drive

Capacity
4 TB
Data Transfer Rate
1.2 GBps
Spindle Speed
7200 rpm
Form Factor
3.5" LFF Low Profile
Form Factor (Short)
3.5"
Interface
Serial Attached SCSI 3
Form Factor (metric)
8.9 cm LFF Low Profile
Form Factor (Short) (metric)
8.9 cm
  • HPE Server Midline Hard Drives are ideal for bulk data storage, cloud and web infrastructure environments.
  • HPE Server Midline Hard Drives have lower start-up costs without sacrificing reliability at the lowest $/GB.

Extra Features

  • HPE Server Midline Hard Drives are ideal for bulk data storage, cloud and web infrastructure environments.Broad portfolio of optimized solutions provide up to 10 TB of storage, and growing in a single device.Rotational Vibration Sensors deliver enhanced rotational vibration tolerance that provides enterprise class reliability in midline drives.Available in 2.5-inch Small Form Factor (SFF) and 3.5-inch Large Form Factor (LFF) in a wide variety of capacity points.Prevent unauthorized access to your data with HPE Digitally Signed Firmware. It provides the security and assurance that drive firmware comes from a trusted source and protects against malicious attacks.
  • HPE Server Midline Hard Drives have lower start-up costs without sacrificing reliability at the lowest $/GB.Non-mission critical hard drives at the lowest $/GB.6 Gb/sec data transfer rate to support existing servers.