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| Model: Q34AB |
| Manufacturer: Enhance technology | | Four Drive, RAID Ready Storage Backplane. ATA133/100, Four Independant IDE 40-Pin Connections, Black Color |
| Product Status: Discontinued - This product is no longer in production. This page is maintained for informational purposes only. Stock Status: Not Available |
| Recommended replacement: S34 |
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| QuadraPack Q34 is the first multi-drive module to combine the latest advances in next generation storage interfaces. Available in Serial ATA, Ultra320 SCSI, and UltraDMA133, the QuadraPack series is precision engineered with features that place it ahead of the competition by providing the highest performance when used in RAID, server, or intensive video applications. The Q34 storage module accommodates four drives in three 5.25" contiguous drive bays. A light weight aluminum housing helps dissipate heat, while a 3-speed thermal controlled Datech blower fan maintains the optimal user selected temperature.
The QuadraPack is designed to meet the requirement of high performance and high availability multi-drive computing such as RAID application. For improved reliability it comes with a single PCB backplane design to ensure data signal integrity and power distribution. The seamless integration of high quality extruded aluminum coupled with one of the industry's most efficient exhaust systems makes the Q34 family is the logical choice for any application. QuadraPack is the number one choice of professionals in Audio/Video production, Industrial and Server Computing, PC Gaming and research facilities.
Features
- Available in Serial ATA, Ultra320 SCSI, or UltraDMA133
- Compact form factor ideal for dense storage applications
- Install four drives in three industry standard bays
- Aluminum housing w/Hi-RPM thermal exhaust system
- Staggered drive spin-up
- Comprehensive audible and visual environmental alarm
- Hot-Swap feature for supporting interfaces
- Momentary delayed spin up reduces potential damage during insertion or removal
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