Yottamaster 10Gbps 4-Bay USB-C Hard Drive Enclosure for 3.5 & 2.5 SATA HDD/SSD, Up to 216TB Storage Expansion

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• 【Non-RAID Version】This model is a non-RAID version and does not support hardware RAID. If you wish to set up RAID, you can only set up software RAID with the tools in your system. For instance, Mac OS users can utilize the RAID Assistant in Disk Utility. The RAID software is compatible with RAID version enclosures only.
• 【10 Gbps Ultra-fast Speed】 This 4 bay hard drive enclosure adopts USB3.1 GEN2(Type-C) protocol with a transfer rate up to 10Gbps (Max). Note: The speed will vary from the different performance of hard drive and computer host. Compatible with Windows, Mac OS and Linux devices.
• 【Daisy Chain - 216TB Storage Expansion】This 4 bay hard drive enclosure supports 4 hard drives with a maximum capacity of 72 TB and 18TB for single drive. Use the dual USB-C Gen2 (10Gbps) ports to daisy chain two additional peripheral devices (except main device), which means the whole capacity could reach up to a monster 216TB enterprise-class storage capacity in total.
• 【Dual-Core Chip & 150W Power Supply】The 4-bay USB C SATA hard drive enclosure features a dual-core chip and a 150W power supply, providing ample power for larger capacity hard drives. On average, 18TB enterprise-class hard drives consume around 10-12 watts of power during active operation. Powerful 150W power supply supports larger capacity hard drives and guarantees the safety and stability of data storage and transfer.
• - Enclosed in aluminum alloy with an 80mm silent fan
• - Fan adjusts speed automatically according to hard drive temperature
• - Front and rear cooling holes for efficient heat dissipation
• - Ensures drives stay cool during extended use
• 【For 2.5"/3.5" SATA HDD & SSD】Yottamaster 4 bay hdd enclosure designed for both 2.5 inch SATA and 3.5 inch SATA HDD/SSDs. Its removable aluminum trays facilitate easy installation and replacement of drives. The included screws securely fix the hard drives to the trays, effectively protecting them from shock and interface damage.
• 【Hard Drive Usage Note】If you are using a brand new hard drive, it may need to be formatted and partitioned before it can be recognized by the computer. Please remember to back up your data.