Netstor announce Thunderbolt™ 3 LTO dual-bay enclosure NS722TB3
The Extreme Thunderbolt 3 Interface Bandwidth
Netstor NS722TB3 is designed to have ultra high bandwidth up to 40Gbps for the fastest ever data storage access. Created compact desktop dual-bay 5.25” LTO drive storage chassis, via enclosure’s blazing-fast Thunderbolt™ 3 interface, the massive archiving storage is assured to achieve highest data transfer rate up to 2750 MB/s.
Specifications
| NS722TB3 | |
| Host Interface | Thunderbolt™3(Dual Port USB-C for Daisy Chain) |
| Data Transfer Rate | 40Gbps |
| No. of LTO(s) | Up to 2 * 5.25-inch LTO Tape Drive Bays (LTO Drive is optional) |
| LTO Interface | SFF-8482 with integrated power |
| LTO size | 210(D) x 134(W) x 42(H) mm 8.3(D) x 5.25(W) x 1.65(H) inch |
| Thunderbolt Expansion | Up to Six Thunderbolt devices |
| SAS Port | One external SAS port (SFF8644) |
| Fan Cooler | One 90x 90x 25mm |
| Power Supply | Server-grade 300W Single Power Supply Low-noise Design Universal: 100~240VAC, 50/60Hz |
| Enclosure Dimension | 334(D) x 110(W) x 240(H) mm 13.1(D) x 4.3(W) x 9.4(H) inch |
| Operating System | Mac OS X 10.12.3 above Windows 10/8 |
| Environmental Requirements | Operation Temperature: 5°C ~ 50°C Storage Temperature: -20°C~ 70°C Operation Humidity: 10% ~ 80%, non-condensing Storage Humidity: 5% ~ 95% |
| Package Content | Enclosure x 1 Thunderbolt3-40Gbps cable x 1 (1 meter) Power Cord x 1 |
Accessories
| Model No. | Description |
| NS722TB3 | Desktop 2 * 5.25-inch bay Thunderbolt3 Enclosure, Dual Thunderbolt3 Ports for Host and Daisy-chain, with Single 300W Power Supply, One 1 meter Thunderbolt3 cable |
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