Kingwin 5 x SATA HDD to 3 X 5.25inch Bay Tray-less RAID Rack (MKS-535TL) For Sale

Kingwin 5 x SATA HDD to 3 X 5.25inch Bay Tray-less RAID Rack (MKS-535TL)
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Kingwin 5 x SATA HDD to 3 X 5.25inch Bay Tray-less RAID Rack (MKS-535TL):
$119.99

Model: MKS-535TL
Triangular key lock
Space for 5 H.D.D. w/ 3 bay slots
Aluminum bezel
Power & HDD LED activity
• Power On : Blue
• HDD Activity : Purple blinking
SATA 7 pin power connector
15 pin Serial ATA power connector
Cooling fan (80 x 80 x 25 mm)
Fanspeed control switch
HDD LED function on/off switch
Support SATA III (6 Gbps)
For standard 1” height, 3.5” SATA H.D.D.
No inner tray required
Easy transport and secure valuable data
Easy open latch door
Supports hot swap
Tool-less design for H.D.D. installation
Key lock system for added security
Support RAID
Model: MKS-535TL
Suitable hard disk type: 1.0″ or 1.6″ height, and 3.5″ HDD
Interface: Serial ATA
Fan: 80 x 80 x 15 mm rear fan
Color: Black
Max transfer rate: Up to 6 Gbps (SATA III)
PC assembly: Fit 5.25” half-height front bay slot
Security key lock: Yes
LED display: Yes
Connector: NSS (Non-Scratch SATA)
Tray material: Aluminum / Plastic
Dimension: 198(L) x 146(W) x 126(H) (mm)
7 7/8″(L) x 5 3/4″(W) x 5″(H) (in)
Weight: 1.13 Kg / 2.5 Lbs
Operating Temperature:


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