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HPE NIMBLE ES2 Hybrid Disk Enclosure with 17.28TB SSD Cache & 210TB HDD Capacity


Item number
132443
Condition
Used
Weight
65 Kg
Length
673 mm
Delivery time
on stock and immediately available
Availability
1 in stock
€ 6,499.99 *
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  • HPE NIMBLE ES2 Hybrid Disk Enclosure with 17.28TB SSD Cache & 210TB HDD Capacity
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Description

Description: HPE NIMBLE ES2 Hybrid Disk Enclosure with 11.52TB SSD Cache & 210TB HDD Capacity
   
System: HPE NIMBLE ES2 Hybrid Disk Enclosure
Controller: 2x HPE NIMBLE ES2 2-Port 12G SAS Controller
Expansion interface (per controller): 2x 12G SAS via SFF-8644
Disk bays (front): 1x 21-fach Hot Plug 3.5" LFF Backplane (SAS)
  1x 6-fach Hot Plug 2.5" SFF Backplane (SATA)
Installed disks: 21x 10 TB 12G 7.2K SAS 3.5" LFF hot swap disks
  3x 1.92 TB 6G SATA Read Intensive 2.5" SFF hot swap SSD
  3x 3.84 TB 6G SATA Read Intensive 2.5" SFF hot swap SSD
Power supply: 2x 1200 Watt redundant power supplies
   
Dimensions: 19" Rack x 4U x 673mm depth
   
Condition: used, very good, dust-free, signs of usage visible
Included in delivery: fully functional enclosure with 27x disks, no front bezel and no further accessories
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