Fujitsu S26361-F3670-E300 3TB 3.5\" 7.2K SATA 6G Serial ATA III Hot Plug Drive For Sale

Fujitsu S26361-F3670-E300 3TB 3.5\
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Fujitsu S26361-F3670-E300 3TB 3.5\" 7.2K SATA 6G Serial ATA III Hot Plug Drive:
$149.20

Fujitsu 3TB 3.5\" 7.2K SATA 6G Serial ATA III Hot Plug Drive

S26361-F3670-E300

Tested - 12 months warranty

Product DescriptionFujitsu Business Critical - hard drive - 3 TB - SATA 6Gb/sTypeHard drive - hot-swapCapacity3 TBForm Factor3.5\"InterfaceSATA 6Gb/sSpindle Speed7200 rpmDesigned ForPRIMERGY RX100 S7p (3.5\"), RX300 S7 (3.5\"), RX300 S8 (3.5\"), RX350 S7 (3.5\"), RX350 S8 (3.5\"), SX150 S8 Universal Storage Server (3.5\"), SX350 S8 Universal Storage Server (3.5\"), TX1330 M1 (3.5\"), TX140 S1p (3.5\"), TX140 S2 (3.5\"), TX150 S8 (3.5\"), TX200 S7 (3.5\"), TX2540 M1 (3.5\"), TX300 S7 (3.5\"), TX300 S8 (3.5\")



DetailGeneralDevice TypeHard drive - hot-swapCapacity3 TBForm Factor3.5\"InterfaceSATA 6Gb/sPerformanceSpindle Speed7200 rpmExpansion & ConnectivityInterfaces1 x SATA 6 Gb/sCompatible Bays1 x hot-swap - 3.5\"Compatibility InformationDesigned ForFujitsu PRIMERGY RX100 S7p (3.5\"), RX300 S7 (3.5\"), RX300 S8 (3.5\"), RX350 S7 (3.5\"), RX350 S8 (3.5\"), SX150 S8 Universal Storage Server (3.5\"), SX350 S8 Universal Storage Server (3.5\"), TX1330 M1 (3.5\"), TX140 S1p (3.5\"), TX140 S2 (3.5\"), TX150 S8 (3.5\"), TX200 S7 (3.5\"), TX2540 M1 (3.5\"), TX300 S7 (3.5\"), TX300 S8 (3.5\")VAT @ 20% INCLUDED IN PRICE - VAT INVOICE PROVIDED
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