ACASIS USB 3.0 3.5/2.5 inch 2 Bay 24TB*2 SATA Array HDD/SSD Enclosure 4 RAID For Sale

ACASIS USB 3.0 3.5/2.5 inch 2 Bay 24TB*2 SATA Array HDD/SSD Enclosure 4 RAID
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ACASIS USB 3.0 3.5/2.5 inch 2 Bay 24TB*2 SATA Array HDD/SSD Enclosure 4 RAID:
$44.79

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【Product Features】

Brand: Acasis

Model:EC-7352

Condition: New

Size: 200mm*120mm*65mm

Weight: 645g

1. USB3.0 interface, transfer data up to 5Gbp

2. Single disk supports 24TB, double disks support 48TB, mass storage data

3. JMS561 chip is used to make data transmission fast and stable, and it can work 7x24 hours without interruption.

4. Aluminum alloy casing is used, and a 50*50MM fan and honeycomb cooling holes are built in to enhance air circulation and remove heat

5. Intelligent dormancy function, which can reduce hard disk wear and prolong the service life of hard disk

6. RAID mode, easy setting, simple operation

7. 12V/4A DC power included

After-sale Service:
60 days Return and 12 months limited warranty.
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