Product Description
The Powervault MD1200 is a 2U Dell Storage Array that supports up to 12 x
3.5" SAS/SSD/Enterprise Sata Hard Drives. You can also attach up to 8 More MD1200
Arrays behind a single H800 Controller for additional storage in Unified Mode. The H800 and EMM's
provide a 6GBPS throughput that allows you to push large amounts of data in a
minimal amount of time. The MD1200 can also be run in split mode to give additional
storage to 2 seperate servers at the same time. Configured your own Powervault
M1200 DAS Array today!
Powervault MD1200 Specs:
- Hard Drive(s): Support up to 12 x SATA/SAS 3.5" HDD
- EMM: Supports up to 2 x 6GBPS EMM Controllers
- Power Supplie(s): Supports up to 2 x 600W Power Supplies
- Controller: Supports Perc H800 Raid Controllers (For Host Server)
- Cable(s): Supports up to 2 x SFF-8088 to SFF-8088 SAS Cables
- Rails: Supports a 4 Post Ready Rail Kit
- Bezel: Supports a Decorative Bezel w/key
Need a different configuration? Email Jake@serverworlds.com for a custom quote.
The Powervault MD1200 is a fully tested Dell Storage Array. The Powervault MD1200
will be fully refurbished by Serverworlds.com prior to shipping. The Powervault MD1200
will be professionally packed and shipped via FedEx Ground to the lower
48 States.
Free Ground Shipping to the lower 48 States!
Q&A:
I need 5TB of Native Storage in a Raid 5 configuration. The drives must be atleast 10 or 15K RPM. What configuration would you recommend?
You could go with either 12 x 600GB SAS 10K 6GBPS Drives or 12 x 600GB SAS 15K 6GBPS Drives to achieve the amount of storage that you need as well as the performance.
Can I install 2.5" Hard Drives in to the MD1200?
You can install 2.5" drives as long as you use the 2.5" to 3.5" Hybrid Adapters with a Dell SAS/SATAU Hard Drive Tray.
Can I Install Non-Dell Certified drives in Powervault MD1200?
Technically Non-Dell drives will work in the MD1200. However, they will be seen as uncertified by the Dell diagnostics. They may also hault your system upon reboots, prompting
that the drives are uncertified.
Does the MD1200 support SED hard drives?
Yes, the Powervault MD1200 and Perc H800 support Dell Certified SED Hard Drives.
