DELL
DELL 400-AEEH 300GB 2.5" SAS 15000 RPM internal hard drive
300 GB 2.5" SAS drive spinning at 15,000 RPM for high-throughput server workloads
- PackagingBare Drive
- InterfaceSAS 6Gb/s
- Capacity300GB
- RPM15000 RPM
- Average Latency6Gb/s
- Form Factor2.5"
- 15,000 RPM spindle enables rapid data access
- 300 GB capacity stores critical workloads
- SAS 6Gb/s interface delivers high-throughput connectivity
- 5 inch form factor fits dense server bays
- Bare drive packaging suits direct replacement scenarios
Dell 400-AEEH 300GB 15K SAS Drive
The Dell 400-AEEH is a 300GB 2.5" SAS hard drive spinning at 15000 RPM with a 6Gb/s interface. It arrives as a bare drive intended for internal desktop or server installations.
Suited for 15K SAS Replacements Not Lower Speed
This drive suits administrators replacing a failed 15K SAS unit in a compatible Dell chassis or expanding an existing SAS backplane. Buyers who need a lower spindle speed or a different capacity should look elsewhere.
SAS 6Gb/s Interface Determines Compatibility
The single specification that decides fit is the SAS 6Gb/s interface; the system must provide a matching SAS backplane or controller. Without that connection the drive cannot be used.
Highlights
- 15,000 RPM spindle enables rapid data access
- 300 GB capacity stores critical workloads
- SAS 6Gb/s interface delivers high-throughput connectivity
- 5 inch form factor fits dense server bays
- Bare drive packaging suits direct replacement scenarios
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | 400-AEEH |
| Packaging | Bare Drive |
| Interface | SAS 6Gb/s |
| Capacity | 300GB |
| RPM | 15000 RPM |
| Average Latency | 6Gb/s |
| Form Factor | 2.5" |
Questions about this item
What throughput does the SAS 6Gb/s interface cap at in practice?
The SAS 6Gb/s interface caps throughput at 6Gb/s, matching the drive's rated transfer rate.
What physical space and mounting does the 2.5-inch bare drive need?
It fits a standard 2.5-inch drive bay; a separate tray or caddy is required because the unit ships as a bare drive without brackets.
How is the drive installed and which step is often missed?
Mount the bare drive in a compatible tray, connect the SAS data and power cables, then configure the drive in the RAID or HBA BIOS so the system recognises it.
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