Network Storage Device is Internet accessible.
Stand-alone Model iNAS-100S enables users to store and share files across network or over Internet. It includes up to 250 GB internal storage and 4-port cable/DSL router. For added security, unit comes with built-in firewall and administration interface that enables administrator to control access by defining users and setting passwords. Device can store images, software updates, graphic files,...
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Expansion Array works with Snap Server-® 4500.
Housed in 1U rack-mountable chassis, Snap Disk(TM) 10 expansion array utilizes Snap Server 4500 architecture to offer scalable, cross-platform storage for file sharing and backup in data-intensive industries. Features include 1 TB capacity, scalable to 3 TB, and 4 front accessible, hot-swappable disk drives. Pre-configured for RAID 5, it can be managed via Web browser to access management console...
Read More »Multilayer Switch/Director provide multiprotocol storage.
MDS 9216 Multilayer Switch and MDS 9509 Multilayer Director provide multiprotocol SAN infrastructure with intelligence to address demands for security, performance, and manageability features required to consolidate graphically dispersed SANs. They support Tri-Rate SFP fiber optic transceivers and fiber optic convenience cables. Eight-port IP Services Line Card provides connection to Gigabit...
Read More »Multilayer Storage Products provide security for enterprise SANs.
Model MDS 9506 features 16-128 Ã-½ Gbps autosensing fiber channel ports and IP ports supporting iSCSI and FCIP. It consists of 7-rack unit chassis with redundant power supplies, and requires selection of 2 Supervisor Modules with at least one 16-port or 32-port fiber channel line card. CWDM Extended Distance Solution transmits multiple Fibre Channel or IP traffic streams over shared fiber...
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This whitepaper discusses key considerations for choosing a cleanroom equipment supplier: what to look for, types of cleanrooms & their standards.
Read More »Tape Library extends attachment to 16 frames.
TotalStorage UltraScalable Tape Library 3584 combines IBM automation technology and IBM Linear Tape-Open Ultrium Tape Drives for midrange to enterprise open systems environment. It extends number of attached IBM LTO Ultrium Tape Drives up to 192 and number of cartridges from 2,481 to 6,881. Available storage capacity is 2,752 TB. Unit enables multiple simultaneous web clients, individual login...
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Entry Tape Library automates tape drives.
TotalStorage(TM) Ultrium Tape Library 3582 Model L23 protects network data and eliminates individual tape handling. Product accommodates one or two 35 MB/sec Ultrium 2 Tape Drives and comes with one-cartridge I/O station and 23 data cartridge slots, offering native library capacity of 4.8 TB uncompressed data storage. Offerings include two 7-cartridge, removable cartridge magazines; bar code...
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Data Storage Meters are offered in three variations.
OM200 series data storage meters include OM220, for general purpose applications, OM210, for POF and short wavelength applications, and OM230, for high powered CATV applications. Meters feature auto power down, zero reference capability, user selectable resolution of 0.1 or 0.01 dB, and storage for 500 time and date stamped readings. Units come with PC software for reporting and documentation.
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Memory Tag facilitates condition monitoring.
Contact-free CondIDÃ-® consists of microchip imbedded into glass fiber reinforced epoxy tag that is suitable for indoor and outdoor use. It stores all information needed for instant condition measurement. Tag loads T30 and A30 instruments with all measuring point data and also saves latest measuring results (Read & Write). Instruments and CondID tags are used with CondmasterÃ-® PRO46...
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Locon Sensors Withstand Extreme Temperatures
Locon Sensor Systems offer robust sensor solutions for even the most severe environmental conditions. Their line of high-temp inductive sensors and their cylindrical photoelectric series can operate in temperatures up to 250 degrees Celsius. See our video to learn more.
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