Icy Dock ToughArmor 2.5″ SATA/SAS HDD & SSD Mobile Rack for Slim ODD/FDD Bay
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Description
Introducing the ToughArmor MB411SPO-B, a full metal 2.5″ SATA/SAS hard drive mobile rack designed for use in any slim ODD/FDD bay. The MB411SPO-B uses full metal construction to ensure maximum device lifespan and is capable of withstanding the harshest environments. The EZ Slide Micro tray provides hot-swap ability for hassle-free drive maintenance. Utilizing its ultra low profile design, the MB411SPO-B is a perfect storage device for system that has limited space but also requires data storage such as OEM/ODM systems, embedded control systems, factory automation systems, rackmount computers, rackmount servers and IPCs.
Almost as Slim as 2.5″ Drive
The ToughArmor MB411SPO-B is designed amazingly slim and able to keep its size as small as 2.5″ HDD, which makes it a complete space saver for any enterprise systems. This small form factor design allows MB411SPO-B to fit in any system that has tight space constraints such as mobile computers and embedded systems. It is also a great 2.5″ mobile rack for any OEM / ODM systems that have space limitation, as system builders can easily configured their storage needs with MB411SPO-B, without wasting unnecessary space from the system.
Designed for Slim ODD & Slim FDD Bay
The MB411SPO-B is designed to fit both slim ODD and FDD bay. To use with slim FDD bay, simply unscrew three screws from metal ODD bracket and then remove the ODD bracket from the device and ready to use. With MB411SPO-B, you can quickly add a 2.5″ SATA HDD / SSD to any system that has slim ODD or slim FDD bay. Or replace it with existing slim ODD / FDD device and upgrade to 2.5″ solid state drive for significantly improve your overall system performance.
Removable Design with Exceptional Build Quality
The EZ Slide Micro tray supports hot-swap and makes maintenance completely hassle free in the event of a hard drive failure. With a simple swap of the hard drive, your overall down time is greatly reduced which is especially useful for time sensitive projects and applications. The tray is designed to accommodate a 7 to 9.5mm height hard drive or SSD, creating a 2.5″ hot swap bay for any standard 2.5″ SATA/SAS drive. Once you close the latch, the eagle-hook lock system keeps drives secured within the enclosure.
Ensuring the material used can be relied upon for many years after its deployment, the MB411SPO-B is capable of holding up in the harshest environments, with heavy duty metal construction throughout the entire device. The ToughArmor’s full metal design is perfect for industrial devices that may require a flammability rating since all-metal already complies with flammability requirements. Because of the high build quality, it can be used in various enterprise systems including: military and law enforcement deployment. It can also be used in manufacturing conditions such as embedded control systems and factory automation systems.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.56 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5.8 × 5.4 × 0.9 in |
| Number of Total Expansion Bays | 1 |
| Number of 5.25" Bays | No |
| Number of 3.5" Bays | No |
| Number of 2.5" Bays | 1 |
| Number of 2.5"/3.5" Bays | No |
| Number of 1.8" Bays | No |
| Drive Interface | 6Gb/s SAS<br />Serial ATA/600 |
| Host Interface | Serial ATA/600 |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Metal |
| Form Factor | Internal |
| Height | 5.1" |
| Width | 0.5" |
| Depth | 5" |
| Weight (Approximate) | 14.22 oz |
Reviews (7)
7 reviews for Icy Dock ToughArmor 2.5″ SATA/SAS HDD & SSD Mobile Rack for Slim ODD/FDD Bay
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Gunner Lesch (verified owner) –
Very solid, all metal construction. Definitely a tougher build than other removable-rack drive decks.
Chance Bayer (verified owner) –
I am very pleased with the ease of use and performance of this product. The only thing that would make it better is that if it were trayless, but I knew what it was when I bought and am extremely pleased with it.
Alexandre Ruecker (verified owner) –
This is a great product if you have limited space and power. Use 1- 5.25 Drive Bay and then mount up to 2 – 2.5mm drives and one slimline (Laptop) dvd/blueray Drive in unit. I’ll be getting another 🙂 🙂 If the screws don’t fit then use other screws. Extra power connectors on the back if you don’t have the right one coming from your power supply.
Jordi Lehner (verified owner) –
The Screw holes for used to mount a Slim Dvd Burner, don’t line up with the LG Burner I purchased here at all. what are the 2 extra SATA connectors for??
Edison Hartmann (verified owner) –
I am about to install this cage onto my new PC build, but just by touching around the case it is a solid cage! I love the fact that it is a metal case. Very easy to use. I would buy it again in the future! #sweepstakes
Jed Bosco (verified owner) –
I was looking to build a seven SSD RAID in my HP z820 for video playback and found this 8 bay Icy Dock on B&H. I thought they only built these for 6 drives, but was psyched to find one cage to hold all of my drives. This is a sturdy metal case that holds the eight drives neatly and secure while allowing for easy access at the push of a button. The dual fans on the back provide cooling for the drives. I highly recommend this storage solution for anyone looking to mount multiple ssds
Harold Legros (verified owner) –
Pros: Self contained. Doesn’t use up resources Cons: Longer than a standard 3.5 drive The drives stay loose on the trays. It looks as though the holes for the drives are slightly too wide for the screws provided. I had same issue with different screws. Product works fine as is. Other Thoughts: I’ve been installing these on our manufacturing equipment on their CPCI controllers. Only wish ICYDOCK offered a tray for CPCI setups. I’ve been making my own at a local maker space. Of the 7 I’ve installed so far, I’ve only had one bad unit. I’ll be sending it back for warranty. Still a great solution for our needs. I would like to see some indication, either via lights or the monitoring software, that the unit has finished building the new RAID array. To avoid loosing any data, I first install the SSD and power up the unit. Give it 5min to build the array. Then take out the SSDs and clone the original drives. The manual is not very specific about this.