24-bay 4U rackmount PCIe interface SATA Jbod expansion enclosure, 2.5/3.5" SATA 6Gbps drives, 2 ports (SFF-8644 1x2), redundant PSU, without rail kit. TL-R2400PES-RP

TL-R2400PES-RP

24-bay 4U rackmount PCIe interface SATA JBOD expansion enclosure, 2.5/3.5" SATA 6Gbps drives, 2 ports (SFF-8644 1x2), redundant PSU, without rail kit.

TL-R2400PES-RP

PCIe Interface 24-bay JBOD, supporting SATA drives, for petabyte-scale expansion designed specifically for QNAP NAS

The TL-R2400PES-RP TL PCIe interface JBOD storage enclosure allows you to expand the storage capacity of a QuTS hero or QTS NAS by using SATA hard drives. Providing large data capacity and fast transfer speed, the TL-R2400PES-RP is the ideal solution for archiving/backing up virtualization applications, surveillance recordings, large data, and multimedia.

4.1 PB capacity

Expand up to 4.1 PB capacity for QuTS hero NAS, by connecting twelve expansion enclosures (up to 288 hard drives in total).

Economy

The TL-R2400PES-RP supports SATA hard drives, which are common, budget-friendly, and available with large capacities.

Up to 64 Gb/s

The TL-R2400PES-RP features PCIe Gen 3 x8, providing up to 64 Gb/s data transfer speed.

Easy setup

Just connect your TL-R2400PES-RP to the host NAS to expand NAS capacity. RAID re-building on the host NAS is not required, and setup is finished within a few minutes.

Host-based power management

The TL-R2400PES-RP power on/off is linked with the host NAS.

Redundant power supply

Ensures service continuity with stable and reliable power supplies.

QNAP enterprise NAS with petabyte-class storage

Use QNAP enterprise and all-flash QuTS hero NAS paired with multiple TL-R2400PES-RP JBODs, to obtain both breakthrough performance and massive capacity. The TL-R2400PES-RP supports SATA hard drives, providing greater choice in selecting high-capacity drives. This configuration is ideal for enterprises, science research institutions, and media production companies that require high-capacity storage for backing up or storing virtual machines, containers, and what is produced/generated by their high-performance NAS.