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3570-B12 - IBM 5 / 15GB SCSI 20-Slot External Tape Drive
- Capacity: 5GB Native per tape (100GB total)
- Interface: SCSI
- Form Factor: 20-Slot External
- Technology: Tape Autoloader
- Automated backup and restore capabilities
- External unit for easy deployment
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Product Overview
The IBM 3570-B12 is an external 20-slot SCSI tape autoloader, offering 5GB native storage per tape for a total of 100GB, designed for automated backups.
Technical Information
| Brand | IBM |
| Part Number | 3570-B12 |
| Capacity (Native) | 5GB per tape |
| Total Capacity (Native) | 100GB |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | SCSI |
| Form Factor | 20-Slot External |
| Technology | Tape Autoloader |
Product Description
The IBM 3570-B12 is an external tape autoloader system that provides automated data backup and archival capabilities. This unit houses 20 tape cartridges, each with a native storage capacity of 5GB, resulting in a total native storage capacity of 100GB. Its external form factor makes it easy to deploy and integrate into various IT environments without requiring internal server modifications. Featuring a SCSI interface, the 3570-B12 ensures a stable and efficient connection for data transfer operations. The autoloader mechanism automates the process of loading and unloading tapes, allowing for continuous, unattended backups. This feature is crucial for businesses that need to perform regular backups without constant manual oversight. This external IBM tape drive system is an ideal solution for organizations seeking a reliable and automated approach to data protection. The combination of its 20-slot capacity, SCSI interface, and automated operation makes the 3570-B12 a practical choice for ensuring data integrity and enabling swift recovery in the event of data loss.
