ACCUA16S3PS

ACCU-A16S3-PS

Accusys

Designed to scale to your business needs, the Accusys A16S3-PS Ultimate ExaSAN 16-Bay Rackmount Raid Storage provides you with ample room and enhanced flexibility for your most essential files, assets, and more. Based on System Area Network (SAN) protocol, the A16S3-PS communicates stored data over a dedicated network, allowing connected users to access and save essential information quickly. With 16 total bays, you can easily install a wide range of 2.5 or 3.5" SAS and SATA drives with a maximum capacity of 224TB. When paired with the included Z2M HBA PCIe 3.0 host interface card, you can experience read and write speeds up to 2500 and 2100 MB/s, respectively, ensuring quick operation across your devices. Depending on your business needs, the A16S3-PS supports multiple RAID configurations including 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, and JBOD. You can daisy chain with up to three optional expansion units, giving you up to 896TB of total space with the bays fully populated with 14TB drives. A redundant power supply ensures the system remains powered in the event of a potential failure. The A16S3-PS is compatible with a wide range of Windows and macOS systems with necessary software and can be easily installed into various network cabinets.Back Panel Connectivity The back panel offers a wide range of ports designed to help manage your data and keep your system powered up. Dual power supplies with built-in redundancy keep your system running in the event of a failure. You also get a QSFP host port for the included host card. You also get a JBOD expansion port so you can expand to additional units for greater storage. You also get a debug port, controller handler, and a view of the dual fan cooling system.QSFP Connectivity The included QSFP host card gives you two ports, one for connection with the switch while the other is for a direct connection with the storage array system.LED Indicator Lights Each drive has dedicated LEDs to tell you when the drive is online, migrating data, accessing data, and even failing so you know the status of your system at a glance.