Seagate

Seagate IronWolf ST2000VN003 internal hard drive 2 TB 5400 RPM 256 MB 3.5" Serial ATA III

EAN 7636490078323 · Model ST2000VN003_CLR

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Specifications

model number: ST2000VN003_CLR

Full specifications

Tough. Ready. Scalable

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Purpose-built for Connected-Home SOHO

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and Small-to-Medium Business NAS Environments

N/AN/AIronWolf is designed for consumer and commercial NAS. Delivering Tough Ready and Scalable 24x7 performance in multibay networked environments.N/AN/AOptimised for NAS with AgileArray AgileArray enables Dual-Plane Balancing andN/ATime-Limited Error Recovery to deliver best-in-class RAID performance in multi-bayN/Asystems.N/AN/A

Always On Always Accessible

IronWolf drives are designed for 24x7 usage allowingN/Ausers to access their data any time anywhere.N/AN/A

All-CMR Portfolio

All IronWolf drives utilize Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR)N/Atechnology for consistent best-in-class NAS performance.N/AN/A

Up to 12 TB

Broad range of capacity options to deliver scalable and cost-efficientN/Astorage solutions.N/AN/A

Built Tough

IronWolf drives are rated for 180 TB/year workload allowing consumer andN/Acommercial NAS users to seamlessly store and work with large amounts of networkedN/Adata.N/AN/A

Superior Reliability and Dependability

IronWolf drives are rated for 1M hours MTBF andN/Ainclude a 3-year limited warranty for hassle-free data storage and best-in-class total costN/Aof ownership (TCO)N/AN/A

Rotational Vibration (RV) sensors.

Built-in RV sensors for vibration tolerance andN/Aconsistent performance in multi-bay systems.N/AN/A

IronWolf Health Management (IHM)

Actively protect your NAS data with PreventionN/AIntervention and Recovery recommendations to ensure peak system health.N/AN/A

Peace of mind with Data Recovery

IronWolf drives include 3 years of complimentaryN/ARescue Data Recovery Services - in-house secure facilities with an industry-leadingN/Arecovery rate of 95% - so you do not have to incur high recovery costs in the event ofN/Aaccidental data corruption or drive damage.