Yottamaster 2 Bay External Hard Drive Enclosure RAID USB3 2.5\" 3.5\" SATA HDD SSD For Sale

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Yottamaster 2 Bay External Hard Drive Enclosure RAID USB3 2.5\" 3.5\" SATA HDD SSD:
$131.99
- 【Transportable, Flexible Storage Solution】The transportable 2 bay hard drive enclosure hardware RAID solution with SATAIII 6Gbps transfer offering content creators large capacity and high-powered performance. Supports RAID 0/1/SPAN/PM RAID modes. Featuring a versatile USB 3.0 Type-B interface to meet the needs of the flexible storage.
- 【32TB Enterprise-class Storage Capacity】This dual bay raid enclosure supports 2 hard drives(2.5\"/3.5\") with a maximum capacity of 32 TB and 16 TB for single disk. With two indicator lights to monitor the operating status of each hard drive. Plug-and-play hot swapping. Manage media from multiple cameras on location or in the studio with up to 32TB of RAID storage in one system.
- 【Support 2.5\"/3.5\" HDD & SSD】Yottamaster 2 bay hdd enclosure raid is designed for both 2.5\" SSDs where speed is the priority and for 3.5\" HDDs when it\'s important to maximize the storage capacity.The removable aluminum trays allow for easy installation and replacement of the drives. Your hard drives can be firmly fixed on the tray by provided screws, which can effectively protect your hdds from shock and interface damage.
- 【6Gbps Transfer Rate】This raid hard drive enclosure adopt SATA III protocol, with a transfer speed up to 5Gbps(MAX). Support UASP, which makes it 20% faster than conventional USB 3.0. Compatible with most Windows and Mac and Linux systems. Provide flexible storage for demanding workflows.

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