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Silver 3.5 inch hot-swap hard drive with tray

HP

HP 271837-029 300 GB 10000 RPM 80-pin Ultra320 SCSI 3.5" 1.0" hot-swap HDD

SKU CH-Z36X-JVWA2

A 300 GB, 10,000 RPM Ultra320 SCSI hard drive with an 80-pin hot-swap interface in a 3.5-inch, 1.0-inch form factor

  • 300 GB capacity stores large datasets
  • 10 000 RPM spindle speed accelerates data access
  • Ultra320 SCSI interface delivers 320 MB/s throughput
  • Hot-swap 80-pin tray enables drive replacement without downtime

HP 300 GB Ultra320 SCSI drive

This 300 GB hard disk spins at 10000 RPM and uses an 80-pin Ultra320 SCSI interface. It fits a 3.5 inch bay with a 1.0 inch height and includes a hot-swap tray. The drive is suited for legacy servers and storage arrays that require this specific connection.

Thermals noise and power draw

Normal operation produces typical mechanical noise from the 10000 RPM spindle and actuator seeks. Heat output is consistent with enterprise-class drives of this speed and form factor. Power consumption varies with workload but remains within the limits of the Ultra320 SCSI specification. The hot-swap tray allows replacement without shutting down the chassis.

Highlights

  • 300 GB capacity stores large datasets
  • 10 000 RPM spindle speed accelerates data access
  • Ultra320 SCSI interface delivers 320 MB/s throughput
  • Hot-swap 80-pin tray enables drive replacement without downtime

Specifications

BrandHP

Questions about this item

How do I install the 80-pin Ultra320 SCSI drive into a hot-swap bay, and what step is often missed?

Slide the 3.5-inch drive into the bay until the 80-pin connector seats firmly; the step often missed is not pushing far enough for the latch to click, leaving the drive loose.

What maintenance will the 10000 RPM drive need later, and when should it be replaced?

No scheduled maintenance is required; replace the 300 GB drive if SMART errors appear, unusual noise develops, or the server logs report read/write failures.

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