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Part #: HUR3-SU3S3

Item Code: ENMS000750

MEDIASONIC (HUR3-SU3S3) Proraid 2 Bay Raid 0/1 Enclosure

MEDIASONIC (HUR3-SU3S3) Proraid 2 Bay Raid 0/1 Enclosure
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MEDIASONIC

Part #: HUR3-SU3S3

Item Code: ENMS000750

MEDIASONIC (HUR3-SU3S3) Proraid 2 Bay Raid 0/1 Enclosure

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Hardware embedded Raid controller ensure data integrity with redundant back up capability

Support Single Mode, JBOD Mode, Raid 0 Mode, and Raid 1 Mode

Support up to 2 x 12TB Hard Drive (Not compatible with 4Kn Native Drives)

Support all brand of 3.5" SATA I / II / III hard drive up to 10TB per drive, and support SATA III 6.0Gbps speed

Support UASP for faster transfer rate

USB 3.0 Tranasfer rate up to 5.0 Gbps for (PC and Mac)

eSATA transfer rate up to 6.0 Gbps

LED Light indicator for system status monitoring

S.M.A.R.T function with built-in thermal sensor control

Model Number: HUR3-SU3S3

UPC Code: 629329001200

Raid Mode Features:

Single Mode: Computer will show up as two independent drives.

JBOD Mode: Raid 0 Spanning mode.  Two hard drive will show up as one large single drive.  Spanning is an array (not Raid) that is written sequentially across two drives

Raid 0 (Stripping Mode): Two hard drives will show up as one large single drive but speed performance will boost up. The two hard drives will write data in "column" effect.  This form of array splits each piece of data across both hard drives in segments. Data is stored between first hard drive and second hard drive.  Raid 0 does not provide any redundancy, if one hard drive fail, all data is lost.

Raid 1 (Mirroring Mode): Using this mode will require two identical hard drives.  It will creates  an extra copy (or mirror) set of data to second drive.  The back up are more important for safe keeping and the available data only show up in one large single drive.





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