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Quantum 70-60158-04 15GB (30GB SCSI DLT Tape Drive
- Drive Type: DLT Tape Drive
- Interface: SCSI
- Native Capacity: 15GB
- Compressed Capacity: 30GB
- Manufacturer: Quantum
- Model: 70-60158-04
- Technology: Digital Linear Tape (DLT)
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Product Overview
The Quantum 70-60158-04 is a DLT tape drive, offering a native capacity of 15GB and a compressed capacity of 30GB. It utilizes a SCSI interface for reliable data backup and archiving.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | DLT Tape Drive |
| Interface | SCSI |
| Native Capacity | 15 GB |
Additional Specifications
| Compressed Capacity | 30 GB |
| Manufacturer | Quantum |
| Model | 70-60158-04 |
Product Description
The Quantum 70-60158-04 is a Digital Linear Tape (DLT) tape drive, a well-established technology known for its reliability in data backup and archiving. This drive connects via a SCSI interface, ensuring robust and efficient data transfer suitable for server and workstation environments. DLT technology was a cornerstone for data protection in many organizations, valued for its capacity and data integrity. This particular model provides a native storage capacity of 15GB per DLT tape cartridge. By employing hardware data compression, the effective capacity can be doubled to 30GB. This compression capability is crucial for optimizing storage media usage, reducing the number of tapes required for backup cycles, and thereby lowering media costs and simplifying tape management. Designed for integration into computer systems, either internally or externally, the Quantum 70-60158-04 serves as a vital component for safeguarding critical data. It enables organizations to perform regular backups, ensuring that data can be recovered in the event of system failures, data corruption, or accidental loss. The DLT format represented a significant step in tape storage density and performance during its era.
