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HP 339323-B21-RFB Duplex Ultra320 SCSI Backplane Kit for ProLiant ML350/ML370 Gen4 Server
- Supports Ultra320 SCSI interface.
- Duplex capability for simultaneous read/write operations.
- Designed for HP ProLiant ML350 Gen4 Server.
- Designed for HP ProLiant ML370 Gen4 Server.
- Facilitates high-speed data transfer rates.
- Ensures reliable connectivity for SCSI drives.
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Product Overview
The HP 339323-B21-RFB Duplex Ultra320 SCSI Backplane Kit is designed for ProLiant ML350/ML370 Gen4 Servers. It provides a dual-channel Ultra320 SCSI interface for high-speed data transfer.
Technical Information
| Interface | Ultra320 SCSI |
| Channels | Duplex |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | HP ProLiant ML350 Gen4, ML370 Gen4 |
Product Description
This HP Duplex Ultra320 SCSI Backplane Kit, model 339323-B21-RFB, is engineered to enhance the storage connectivity of HP ProLiant ML350 and ML370 Gen4 servers. It offers a robust and high-performance solution for integrating SCSI hard drives, leveraging the Ultra320 standard for maximum data throughput. The duplex functionality is a key feature, allowing for simultaneous read and write operations across the SCSI bus. This significantly improves the efficiency of storage-intensive tasks, such as large file transfers, database operations, and RAID array management. The backplane provides a reliable connection point for multiple SCSI drives, ensuring data integrity and consistent performance. Designed specifically for the Gen4 generation of ProLiant servers, this backplane kit ensures seamless integration and compatibility. It is an essential component for environments that rely on the speed and reliability of SCSI storage, offering a critical upgrade path for expanding or replacing existing storage backplanes.
