Surveillance optimization specialized HDD, accurate calibration can realize all-weather operation, high in surveillance work load.\u00a0Perfect for surveillance DVR, NVR, and SDVR.<\/p>\n
Features:
\nPerfect for surveillance DVR, NVR, and SDVR.
\nSupport each system up to 8 drives(4TB is above 8 drives) and each drive supports 64 cameras.
\n7*24 work mode and mean time between failure(MTBF) with 1 million hours.
\nSpecialize design for a workload of 180TB per year which is 3 times the support of a desktop drive.
\nMinimize the consumption of heat and vibration, thus improve the long-term reliability of hard disk.
\nPrecision-tuned for high write surveillance workloads.
\nSurveillance optimization specialized HDD, accurate calibration can realize all-weather operation, high in surveillance work load.
\nSpecifications:
\nBrand: …
\nModel: …
\nHard drive type: Surveillance HDD (hard disk drive)
\nHard disk size: 4TB
\nForm factor: 3.5inch
\nHardware interface: SATA 6Gb\/s
\nMax sustainable transfer rate: 190MB\/s
\nSpinning speed: 5900 RPM
\nCache memory: 64MB
\nSupport camera: Up to 64
\nItem size: 14.5 * 10 * 2.5cm \/ 5.70 * 3.93 * 0.98in (L * W * H)
\nItem weight: 616g \/ 1.357Lb<\/p>\n
Package List:
\n1 * Surveillance HDD<\/p>\n
FAQ:
\nThe solution for booting a hard disk drives beyond 2.2 TB.
\nMost legacy systems built before 2011 have a traditional PC BIOS. This type of BIOS uses a Master Boot Record (MBR). The MBR Partitions can define a disk drive capacity up to 2.2TB. Windows operating systems that boot from an MBR are therefore limited to 2.2TB per MBR. Such as a 3TB disk drive in a legacy BIOS and Window system will need a DiscWizard device driver to access the full capacity of a 3TB disk drive. Two partitions will be necessary because of the MBR limitation. The device driver mounts the capacity above 2.2TB with another MBR which looks to the system as a second virtual “physical” device.
\nGUID Partition Tables (GPT) can define drives larger than 2.2TB. You can use GPT today on any Windows 10\/ 8.1\/8\/7 and Vista system as a non-booting data drive. Windows can only boot a GPT partition on a new type of BIOS called UEFI.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"