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HP 360209-003 36.4Gb 15000Rpm 80Pin Ultra320 Scsi 3.5Inch 1.0Inch Hot Swap Hard Drive
36.4 GB Ultra320 SCSI drive spins at 15000 RPM with 80-pin hot-swap tray
- 4 Gb capacity stores critical data
- 15000 RPM spindle speed accelerates access
- Ultra-320 SCSI interface delivers 320 MB/s throughput
- 80-pin hot-swap connector enables drive replacement without downtime
- 5-inch form factor with 1.0-inch height fits standard bays
HP 36.4 Gb Ultra320 SCSI Drive
This HP 360209-003 hard drive delivers 36.4 Gb of storage on a 3.5-inch form factor with a 1.0-inch height. It spins at 15000 rpm and connects through an 80-pin Ultra320 SCSI interface. The unit ships as a universal hot-swap assembly with tray included.
Suits Legacy SCSI Arrays Only
It fits servers and storage enclosures that accept 80-pin Ultra320 SCSI drives in a 3.5-inch hot-swap bay. Buyers whose systems require a different interface, a 2.5-inch form factor, or non-hot-swap installation cannot use this drive.
Deciding Specification 80-Pin Ultra320 SCSI
The 80-pin Ultra320 SCSI connector is the single detail that determines compatibility. Verify that your backplane and controller support this exact interface before purchase.
Highlights
- 4 Gb capacity stores critical data
- 15000 RPM spindle speed accelerates access
- Ultra-320 SCSI interface delivers 320 MB/s throughput
- 80-pin hot-swap connector enables drive replacement without downtime
- 5-inch form factor with 1.0-inch height fits standard bays
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What SCSI controller interface is required for the 80-pin Ultra320 connection on this HP 360209-003 drive?
The drive uses an 80-pin Ultra320 SCSI interface, so the controller must provide an Ultra320 SCSI channel with an 80-pin connector to match the drive's interface.
Will the 3.5-inch form factor and 1.0-inch height fit in the same hot-swap bay as older 1-inch SCSI drives?
Yes, the 3.5-inch form factor and 1.0-inch height match the standard 1-inch hot-swap bay dimensions used by earlier SCSI drives.
How can I verify the drive spins at 15000 RPM after installation?
The drive's spindle speed is 15000 RPM; you can confirm it is spinning at that rate by checking the reported rotational speed in your RAID controller BIOS or operating system disk utilities.
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