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HP BD14687B52 146.8GB 10000RPM Ultra320 SCSI 3.5" Hot Swap internal hard drive
146.8 GB Ultra320 SCSI hard drive spinning at 10000 RPM with hot-swap tray for ProLiant servers
- PackagingBare Drive
- InterfaceUltra320 SCSI
- Capacity146GB
- RPM10000 RPM
- Average Latency3Gb/s
- Form Factor3.5"
- 8GB capacity stores large datasets
- 10000 RPM spindle speed reduces access latency
- Ultra320 SCSI interface delivers 3Gb/s throughput
- 5-inch hot-swap tray enables drive changes without shutdown
- 80-pin connector simplifies ProLiant server installation
HP BD14687B52 146.8GB Ultra320 SCSI Drive
The HP BD14687B52 is a 146.8GB 3.5-inch internal hard drive spinning at 10000 RPM on an Ultra320 SCSI interface. It ships as a bare drive with an 80-pin hot-swap tray for direct installation in compatible drive bays. The 3Gb/s transfer rate supports demanding server workloads.
Suits ProLiant Servers Needing 10K Ultra320 Storage
This drive fits HP ProLiant systems that accept 3.5-inch Ultra320 SCSI hot-swap modules and require 10000 RPM performance. It is not for platforms that lack an Ultra320 SCSI backplane or 80-pin connector, nor for deployments needing capacities beyond 146.8GB.
Interface Decides Compatibility
The Ultra320 SCSI 80-pin interface is the single specification that determines whether this drive will work in a given system. Verify the server or enclosure supports Ultra320 SCSI hot-swap before purchase.
Highlights
- 8GB capacity stores large datasets
- 10000 RPM spindle speed reduces access latency
- Ultra320 SCSI interface delivers 3Gb/s throughput
- 5-inch hot-swap tray enables drive changes without shutdown
- 80-pin connector simplifies ProLiant server installation
Specifications
| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Model | BD14687B52 |
| Packaging | Bare Drive |
| Interface | Ultra320 SCSI |
| Capacity | 146GB |
| RPM | 10000 RPM |
| Average Latency | 3Gb/s |
| Form Factor | 3.5" |
Questions about this item
Will the 80-pin SCA connector on this 3.5" drive fit a standard ProLiant hot-swap backplane?
Yes, the 80-pin Ultra320 SCSI interface plugs directly into a compatible ProLiant hot-swap backplane without an adapter.
What is the correct way to seat the drive in the hot-swap tray so the SCA connector engages fully?
Slide the drive into the bay until the carrier handle clicks, then press the handle firmly closed to lock the 80-pin connector onto the backplane.
How often should a 10000 RPM Ultra320 SCSI drive like this be replaced in a RAID array?
Plan replacement after three to five years of continuous operation or when SMART reallocated-sector counts begin to rise.
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