Lenovo 1.80 TB SAS 2.5" Internal Hard Drive – High-Performance Enterprise Storage

Upgrade your Lenovo server or workstation with the Lenovo 1.80 TB Hard Drive, a 2.5-inch internal SAS solution engineered for reliability and sustained performance. This 10,000 RPM enterprise-grade HDD is designed to handle demanding workloads, deliver fast data access, and provide a scalable storage option for growing organizations. With 1.80 TB of capacity, it empowers you to store large databases, multimedia libraries, and critical business documents with ease, while the compact 2.5-inch form factor fits seamlessly into a wide range of server trays and storage arrays. If you’re seeking a robust storage component that balances capacity, speed, and compatibility, this Lenovo SAS drive is crafted to meet the needs of data-intensive environments.

• Armored for reliability and performance: Built to withstand continuous operation in server environments, the Lenovo 1.80 TB SAS drive emphasizes steady performance under heavy I/O loads. Its enterprise-grade design aims to reduce drive failures and provide stable long-term storage for databases, virtual machines, and mission-critical applications. The combination of high-speed mechanics and a SAS interface helps ensure consistent data flow, even during peak usage periods.
• High-capacity storage in a compact 2.5-inch form factor: With 1.80 TB of space, you can store substantial media libraries, application data, backups, and large datasets without constantly revisiting capacity constraints. The 2.5-inch form factor is widely adopted in servers, workstation arrays, and storage enclosures, enabling easy installation in bays, drive trays, and hot-swappable backplanes where space is at a premium.
• Rapid data access with 10,000 RPM performance: This drive’s 10,000 RPM rotational speed delivers faster sequential reads and writes compared with traditional 7,200 RPM drives, reducing bottlenecks in I/O-heavy tasks. For workloads such as intensive database queries, analytics processing, and virtual machine provisioning, this performance edge translates to quicker boot times, snappier data retrieval, and improved user experiences.
• SAS interface for robust throughput and reliability: The Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) interface provides high-bandwidth data transfer, improved error correction, and greater scalability for enterprise storage ecosystems. SAS drives are well-suited for server clusters, storage arrays, and backed-backups where reliability and data integrity are paramount. This drive is designed to integrate smoothly into Lenovo server ecosystems and compatible SAS backplanes, delivering dependable performance in demanding settings.
• Designed for enterprise workloads with practical storage versatility: The Lenovo 1.80 TB SAS hard drive is intended for business-class applications, including databases, ERP systems, virtualization, and large-scale file storage. Its balance of capacity, speed, and compatibility makes it a versatile choice for data centers, remote offices, and production environments that require consistent performance and straightforward deployment. The drive supports a wide range of Lenovo hardware configurations, contributing to simplified maintenance and predictable storage behavior over time.

Techncal Details of Lenovo 1.80 TB Hard Drive - 2.5" Internal - SAS

• Capacity: 1.80 TB
• Form Factor: 2.5-inch
• Interface: SAS
• Rotational Speed: 10,000 RPM
• Drive Type: Internal hard disk drive designed for enterprise use

Get this information from the "specifications" section of the product from https://ec.synnex.com/ using product "UPC" or "SKU" as reference

how to install Lenovo 1.80 TB Hard Drive - 2.5" Internal - SAS

Installing the Lenovo 1.80 TB SAS drive is straightforward for technicians familiar with server and workstation maintenance. Follow these steps to ensure a proper and safe installation that preserves performance and data integrity:

• Power down the system, unplug all power sources, and ground yourself to prevent static discharge. Safety first ensures components aren’t damaged during installation.
• Open the chassis or access panel to reach the drive bay. Identify an available 2.5-inch drive tray or slot compatible with your Lenovo server or workstation.
• Mount the 2.5-inch drive into the tray or drive sled using the appropriate screws or retention mechanism. Ensure the drive is securely seated and aligned with the connectors.
• Connect the SAS data cable and the power connector to the drive. Use clean, undamaged cables and route them to avoid interference with fans or other components.
• Insert the drive tray back into the server or enclosure, ensuring it engages with backplane connectors. Reattach any screws or latches that secure the tray.
• Power on the system and enter your operating system’s disk management or storage management tool. Initialize and format the new drive as needed, assign a drive letter or mount point, and configure any required RAID or storage pools if applicable.
• Run a basic health check and monitor the drive’s SMART data to confirm reliable operation. Update firmware if a newer, compatible version is available from Lenovo or the drive manufacturer.

Frequently asked questions

Q: What capacity is this Lenovo hard drive?
A: The drive offers 1.80 TB of storage capacity, ideal for expanding server and workstation storage pools, databases, and media libraries.

Q: What interface does this drive use?
A: It uses the SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) interface, providing robust throughput and reliability suitable for enterprise environments.

Q: What form factor is the drive?
A: It is a 2.5-inch internal hard drive, designed for compatibility with a wide range of Lenovo servers, workstations, and storage enclosures that support 2.5-inch drives.

Q: Is this drive appropriate for high-demand workloads?
A: Yes. With 10,000 RPM performance and SAS connectivity, it is well-suited for data-intensive tasks such as databases, virtualization, and large-scale file storage where speed and reliability matter.

Q: How should I install or deploy this drive in my Lenovo system?
A: Install the drive into an available 2.5-inch bay, connect the SAS data and power cables, secure the drive in its tray, and initialize/format it in your operating system or storage management software. Consider configuring RAID or storage pools if your system supports them to optimize redundancy and performance.