Product comparison · 2 nas & storage servers

Buffalo TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB) vs Buffalo TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB)

Key differences

Total installed storage capacity
- TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB):2 TB
- TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB):8 TB
Number of storage drives installed
- TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB):2
- TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB):4
Number of storage drives supported
- TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB):2
- TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB):4
Storage drive capacity
- TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB):1 TB
- TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB):2 TB
Maximum supported storage capacity
- TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB):8 TB
- TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB):16 TB
RAID levels
- TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB):0, 1, JBOD
- TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB):0, 1, 5, 6, 10, JBOD
Management protocols
- TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB):HTTP/HTTPS
- TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB):HTTP/HTTPS, NTP, RTSP
Power consumption (typical)
- TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB):65 W
- TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB):96 W

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Comparison of TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB), TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB)
81 specifications	A Buffalo TeraStation 5200 2TB (2x1TB)View product	B Buffalo TeraStation 5400 8TB (4x2TB)View product
Storage6 differ
Total installed storage capacityDiffers	2 TB	8 TB
Number of storage drives installedDiffers	2	4
Number of storage drives supportedDiffers	2	4
Storage drive capacityDiffers	1 TB	2 TB
Maximum supported storage capacityDiffers	8 TB	16 TB
RAID levelsDiffers	0, 1, JBOD	0, 1, 5, 6, 10, JBOD
Ports & interfacesidentical
FireWire 400Known for one	No	Unknown — not stated by the source
FireWire 800Known for one	No	Unknown — not stated by the source
Designidentical
Display typeKnown for one	LCD	Unknown — not stated by the source
Performance1 differ
Management protocolsDiffers	HTTP/HTTPS	HTTP/HTTPS, NTP, RTSP
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	65 W	96 W
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers	4.5 kg	8 kg
Softwareidentical
Bundled softwareKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	NovaBackup Business Essentials

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