Adaptec RAID 6805 Kit, 8-port internal SATA/SAS controller
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Adaptec RAID 6805 Kit, 8-port internal SATA/SAS controller
Scan code: LN42401 Manufacturer code: 2271200-R
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Adaptec RAID 6805 Kit, 8-port internal SATA/SAS controller

8 Port Adaptec RAID 6805 kit, HDD Controller, 8 Int Ports, Two mSASx4-4SATA x1-SB (2272300-R), 0.7m included
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Scan code: LN42401 Manufacturer code: 2271200-R
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Product Overview The Series 6 family of high-performance Adaptec Unified Serial® (SATA/SAS) RAID controller offers maximum performance, scalability and reliability. With the enhanced bandwidth of its 6 GB/s SAS2.0 interfaces and the PCIe Gen2 host connection it offers up to 60% higher sustained sequential throughput than previous generation controllers. Features • 6 Gb/s throughput at each port.
• PMC-Sierra PM8013 Dual Core RAID on Chip (ROC).
• SAS 2.0 interfaces and PCIe Gen 2 Host Connection.
• 8-port low-profile MD2.
• Supports up to 256 SATA or SAS devices.
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Details
Duration:
36 months
Type:
Direct
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Telephone:
01204-474747
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