Toshiba S300 4TB 3.5 Inch Surveillance HDD

Description

Toshiba S300 4TB 3.5 Inch Surveillance HDD

Features
Model: Toshiba S300
128 MB buffer
Interface: Serial ATA
Rotational Speed: 5400 RPM
Toshiba Dynamic Cache Technology

Specification
Type- 3.5″ SATA Hard Drive
Interface : 6.0 Gbit/s
Rotational Speed: 5400 RPM
Capacity: 4TB
Size: Buffer size: 128 MB
RPM- 5400 RPM
Warranty-02 years

Descriptions :

Toshiba S300 4TB 3.5 Inch Surveillance HDD
With 4TB of garage potential the S300 ensures mission-critical surveillance continually records. Real-time force overall performance lets in higher-resolution video recording and streaming and longer content retention. When reading protection footage, you cannot chance any frame drops. That’s why your storage has to offer final performance to hit upon rapid movements, file the smallest details, and carry out face recognition. The S300 has been designed to satisfy your specialized needs and is constructed for 24/7 reliability and excessive-overall performance to help you by no means omit a thing. The S300 has been designed and tested to support up to 64 excessive decision cameras, allowing bendy scalability for your protection camera structures. Compatible with DVR, NVR, video servers and video control systems for around-the-clock security, the surveillance by no means sleeps – so that you can. A 256 MB buffer and excessive transfer charges meet the needs of surveillance facts from higher-decision digital camera streams. Improved real-time power performance is achieved via Toshiba’s Dynamic Cache Technology optimizing examine and write cycle cache allocation thru an on-board cache algorithm and buffer control. Regular difficult disk drives without RV sensors can affect the performance of a multi-bay device with the aid of generating ‘knock-on’ vibration. The S300 guarantees high reliability with the aid of minimizing vibration effects via their advanced control and sensing technology. Multiple sensors detect the slightest surprise and built-in RV sensors also compensate for rotational vibration – removing the possibility of ‘knock-on’ vibration in multi-bay surveillance systems