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bluechip STORAGEline RJ52200s vs bluechip STORAGEline RJ54300s

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  • 24specifications compared
  • 9differ
  • 15identical
  • 0known for one product only

Key differences

  • Total installed storage capacity
    • STORAGEline RJ52200s:0.6 TB
    • STORAGEline RJ54300s:2 TB
  • Storage drive capacity
    • STORAGEline RJ52200s:300 GB
    • STORAGEline RJ54300s:1 TB
  • Storage drive size
    • STORAGEline RJ52200s:2.5"
    • STORAGEline RJ54300s:3.5"
  • Storage drive sizes supported
    • STORAGEline RJ52200s:2.5"
    • STORAGEline RJ54300s:2.5,3.5"
  • HDD speed
    • STORAGEline RJ52200s:15000 RPM
    • STORAGEline RJ54300s:7200 RPM
  • Chassis type
    • STORAGEline RJ52200s:Rack (2U)
    • STORAGEline RJ54300s:Rack (4U)
  • Depth
    • STORAGEline RJ52200s:630 mm
    • STORAGEline RJ54300s:660 mm
  • Height
    • STORAGEline RJ52200s:89 mm
    • STORAGEline RJ54300s:178 mm

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Comparison of STORAGEline RJ52200s, STORAGEline RJ54300s
24 specifications
Storage6 differ
Storage drives installedYesYes
Installed storage drive typeHDDHDD
Number of storage drives installed22
Total installed storage capacityDiffers0.6 TB2 TB
Supported storage drive typesHDDHDD
Number of storage drives supported2424
Storage drive capacityDiffers300 GB1 TB
Storage drive interfaceDiffersSerial Attached SCSI (SAS) IIISerial ATA III
Storage drive sizeDiffers2.5"3.5"
Storage drive sizes supportedDiffers2.5"2.5,3.5"
Hot-swap drive baysYesYes
HDD speedDiffers15000 RPM7200 RPM
Ports & interfacesidentical
USB connectivityNoNo
Mini-SAS host portYesYes
Number of SAS host ports22
Number of mini-SAS host ports22
Remote management portRJ-45 (Gigabit)RJ-45 (Gigabit)
SAS host portYesYes
Design1 differ
Chassis typeDiffersRack (2U)Rack (4U)
Poweridentical
Power supply unit (PSU) capacity1200 W1200 W
Redundant power supply (RPS) supportYesYes
Weight & dimensions2 differ
Width437 mm437 mm
DepthDiffers630 mm660 mm
HeightDiffers89 mm178 mm

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