HPE 300GB 12G SAS 15K SFF 2.5″” Smart Carrier Enterprise Hard Drive (759208-B21)

The HPE 300GB 12G SAS 15K SFF enterprise hard drive is designed to deliver high performance and reliability for HPE ProLiant servers and enterprise storage environments. It is built for workloads that require fast data access and consistent performance in data center infrastructures.

With a capacity of 300GB, this drive is suitable for applications such as enterprise databases, virtualization platforms, transaction processing systems and high-performance computing environments.

The drive uses the 12Gb SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) interface, which provides higher throughput, improved reliability and better scalability compared to traditional SATA drives. SAS technology is widely used in enterprise servers because it supports faster data transfer and improved data integrity.

Operating at 15,000 RPM, the drive delivers extremely fast read and write speeds, helping improve application performance and system responsiveness in enterprise environments.

The 2.5 inch Small Form Factor (SFF) design allows higher drive density in server racks and storage arrays, enabling organizations to maximize storage capacity while maintaining high performance.

The drive is equipped with an HPE Smart Carrier (SC) that supports hot-plug capability, allowing drives to be replaced without shutting down the server. This improves system availability and simplifies maintenance in enterprise environments.

With enterprise-grade durability and compatibility with HPE ProLiant server platforms, the HPE 300GB 15K SAS SFF hard drive provides a reliable storage solution for business-critical IT infrastructures.

Key Features

Model: HPE 300GB SAS Enterprise HDD (759208-B21)

Capacity: 300 GB

Drive Type: Enterprise Hard Disk Drive (HDD)

Interface: 12Gb SAS (Serial Attached SCSI)

Speed: 15,000 RPM

Form Factor: 2.5 inch Small Form Factor (SFF)

Carrier: HPE Smart Carrier (SC), Hot-Plug

Compatibility: HPE ProLiant Servers and Enterprise Storage Systems

Usage: Virtualization, enterprise databases, transactional systems and data center workloads