Western Digital Ultrastar DC HC550 Enterpise 18TB Nearline SAS Hard Drive

SKU: WUH721818AL5204
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Western Digital's Ultrastar DC HC550 family of enterprise hard drives, with their high capacity, provide a significant reduction in TCO in terms of space per TB and power per TB. Their helium filling helps them anyway for a reduced power consumption and moreover for a high reliability, which again benefits the maintenance costs. The 24/7 models integrate a whole range of technologies on a 9-disk array. For example, the 18 TB SAS HDDs are the first in the industry to use EAMR (Energy-Assisted Magnetic Recording) technology. This improves writeability and thus increases areal density. Furthermore, for the first time, they have incorporated a three-stage actuator (TSA) that improves the accuracy of head positioning, which also increases density but also optimizes performance.

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FormFactor:
LFF (3,5 inch)

PowerConsumption:
8.8 Watt (W)
RotationalSpeed (RPM):
7.2k
Cache:
512 MB
Manufacturer:
Western Digital
Capacity:
18 TB
Inteface:
SAS 12Gbit/s
Sektorengröße:
512n
Model:
WUH721818AL5204

Manufacturer warranty:
5 Year (year)

Description:
<div class="cms-typography"><p>Western Digital's Ultrastar DC HC550 family of enterprise hard drives, with their high capacity, provide a significant reduction in TCO in terms of space per TB and power per TB. Their helium filling helps them anyway for a reduced power consumption and moreover for a high reliability, which again benefits the maintenance costs. The 24/7 models integrate a whole range of technologies on a 9-disk array. For example, the 18 TB SAS HDDs are the first in the industry to use EAMR (Energy-Assisted Magnetic Recording) technology. This improves writeability and thus increases areal density. Furthermore, for the first time, they have incorporated a three-stage actuator (TSA) that improves the accuracy of head positioning, which also increases density but also optimizes performance.</p>.</div>