Dell 20TB Near Line SAS 12Gbps 7.2K RPM 512e 3.5 Inch Hard Drive

The Dell 20TB Near Line SAS Hard Drive is designed to provide high capacity and reliable storage for Dell PowerEdge servers operating in enterprise and data center environments. It offers dependable performance for workloads that require large scale data storage and consistent access speeds.

The drive provides 20TB storage capacity, allowing servers to store very large volumes of files, application data, backups and archival information while maintaining reliable performance.

It operates at 7200 RPM rotational speed, delivering stable read and write performance suitable for near line storage environments and enterprise data repositories.

The drive uses a 12Gbps Near Line SAS interface, which combines the large capacity benefits of SATA drives with the reliability and performance characteristics of SAS technology. This interface is commonly used in enterprise server infrastructures that require dependable and scalable storage.

The drive supports 512e sector format, ensuring compatibility with modern server storage systems while maintaining efficient data handling.

This model uses a 3.5 inch large form factor design, allowing it to be installed in standard server drive bays used in rack and tower servers.

Near line SAS drives with large capacities are widely used in enterprise storage systems, backup infrastructures, cloud storage platforms and large data archiving environments, where dependable high capacity storage is required.

With its large storage capacity and enterprise grade SAS interface, the Dell 20TB Near Line SAS hard drive provides a dependable storage solution for modern server infrastructures.

Key Features

Model: Dell Enterprise Hard Drive

Capacity: 20 TB

Drive Type: Hard Disk Drive

Interface: Near Line SAS 12Gbps

Form Factor: 3.5 Inch Large Form Factor

Sector Format: 512e

Rotational Speed: 7200 RPM

Workload Type: Near Line Storage

Compatibility: Dell PowerEdge Servers

Usage: File storage, backup systems, data archiving and enterprise storage workloads