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DELL F9NWJ 2.4 TB 10000 rpm SAS 12 Gbps 512e 2.5" internal hard drive
2.4 TB 10000 rpm SAS 12 Gbps 512e 2.5-inch hot-plug drive with tray for PowerEdge servers
- 4 TB capacity stores large datasets
- 10000 rpm spindle speed accelerates data access
- 12 Gbps SAS interface enables fast transfers
- 5-inch hot-plug design with tray simplifies server maintenance
2.4 TB 10000 rpm SAS drive for PowerEdge servers
This 2.4 TB 10000 rpm SAS hard drive uses a 12 Gbps interface and 512e formatting in a 2.5-inch hot-plug tray. It is built for Dell PowerEdge servers that need high-capacity, enterprise-class storage with dual-port SAS connectivity. The drive is new and ships in retail or OEM packaging.
Hot-plug tray simplifies installation
The included tray lets you insert or remove the drive while the server runs, so no tools or shutdown are required. Installation fails if the backplane or controller does not support 12 Gbps SAS or 512e sector emulation. Buyers who need a non-hot-plug form factor or a different interface cannot use this drive.
Highlights
- 4 TB capacity stores large datasets
- 10000 rpm spindle speed accelerates data access
- 12 Gbps SAS interface enables fast transfers
- 5-inch hot-plug design with tray simplifies server maintenance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the 12 Gbps SAS link is active after installing the drive in my PowerEdge server?
The drive will report a 12 Gbps SAS connection in the server BIOS or iDRAC storage inventory once the tray is fully seated and the system completes POST.
Does the F9NWJ ship with the hot-plug tray attached, or do I need to order a 2.5-inch caddy separately?
The drive comes with the hot-plug tray already mounted, so no separate caddy is required for 2.5-inch PowerEdge bays.
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