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Q1J07B

Modular Smart Array 2050 SFF Disk Enclosure 24 bays (SAS-3) rack-mountable 2U

MPNQ1J07BRAID controllersUpdated

Key facts

Part number
Q1J07B
Brand
Unbranded / unknown
Category
RAID controllers
Price
Contact us for pricing
Availability
On request — ask for a quote

Specifications

General

Number of installed peripheral devices/modules
0
Number of supported peripheral devices/modules
24
CPU
No CPU
Energy Star certified
Yes
Required network voltage
AC 120/230 V - 50 - 60 Hz
Expansion inputs
24 (total) / 24 (free) - 2.5" SFF
Housing type
Rack-mountable - 2U
Device type
Storage enclosure
Max. Supported number
2
Interfaces
1 x SAS 12Gb/s
Power supply device
2 x internal power supply
Supported drives
SAS-3

Reference price history

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Buy or sell Q1J07B

Buying RAID controllers

Looking to buy the Q1J07B or a compatible RAID controller? Prology supplies new, refurbished and used RAID controllers in Australia and the United States. Send the part number and quantity for a firm price.

Selling RAID controllers

Have a spare or decommissioned Q1J07B? Prology buys used and surplus RAID controllers — single units or whole lots — and replies with an offer within 1 business day. Sell your Q1J07B.

What is the Q1J07B?
The Q1J07B is a RAID controller – Modular Smart Array 2050 SFF Disk Enclosure 24 bays (SAS-3) rack-mountable 2U.
Where can I buy the Q1J07B?
It is not listed on the Prology store yet. Prology sources RAID controllers on request — request a quote and we reply with a firm price and lead time within 1 business day.
Can I sell a used Q1J07B?
Yes. Prology buys used and surplus RAID controllers, including the Q1J07B. Get an offer — sell outright or trade in against your next order.

Request a quote for Q1J07B

Tell us the quantity and condition you need. Prology replies with a firm price and lead time within 1 business day.

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