RAID Machine 16-bay 12G SAS JBOD - S5316RM & D5316RM

Description

The RAID Machine S5316RM 16-bay SAS Expander Enclosure is a 3U chassis rated at 12Gb/s using an SFF-8644 HD MiniSAS connection to the controller in your server or storage subsystem. It is an excellent choice for proven, reliable and high performance DAS, JBOD or RAID.

The S5316RM design is completely plug & play, with all hotswap components, redundant power supply and complete thermal management. We combine solid construction, 48-hour burn-in testing, lifetime phone and email support, and 3-year warranty to provide you with a robust package.

Special Notes

• Single expander configuration is model S5316RM. With dual expanders the RAID Machine model is D5316RM.
• We recommend SAS drives be used. SATA drives will work fine in single expander configurations. For dual expander configurations SAS drives are required.

Key Features

• 16-disk 3U JBOD enclosure with 12G LSI expander, 4800MB/s max throughput
• Cableless design - everything except backplane is hot swappable
• Upgradable to redundant expanders (see drop down menu)
• Compatible with a vast array of HBAs, RAID Controllers, SAS, SATA HDDs and SSDs
• Supports 14TB or larger HDDs. SAS HDDs recommended.
• Drive trays support both 3.5" and 2.5" drives
• 16 trays included, with full hot swap capability
• Disk activity/failure indicators; fan control and monitoring
• Zoning support for partitioning the unit between multiple servers (max 3 groups)
• Three SFF-8644 connectors with daisy chaining capability for adding more storage later
• 4 80mm speed adjustable fans up to 140 CFM total
• Expander adjustments available through LCD and serial port for link speed, fan speed, alarm settings. Primary management through server controller card.
• Supports SES, I2C and SGPIO
• Enterprise grade 3Y 595W Redundant PSU
• Rackmount rails included (21" to 35.5")
• Dimensions: 19.9" x 17.5" x 5.2" (L x W x H)
• Weight: 68 lbs without drives
• 3 year parts & labor warranty. Lifetime phone and email support.

(dual expanders pictured above)