Hot-Swap Pullout Drive Frames

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The DDM 08A-400 expansion chassis features 12 fans that keep the drives cool.

New CyberResearch’s (Branford, CT) DDM 08A-400 expansion chassis support any combination of 8 Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) or SATA hard drives under RAID 0, 1, 5, or JBOD configurations. Additional features include:

Hot-swap pullout drive frames at the front of the chassis.
12 fans that keep the drives cool.
Up to 8 3 Gb/s drives.
A power supply of 400 W.

For more information visit www.cyberresearch.com

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