Keep your OWC ThunderBay 4 RAID array safe and organized while you travel with the Turtle Waterproof Wheeled Case. Featuring a durable and convenient design, you can ensure the safety of your information while easing the stress of travel with integrated wheels and telescoping handle, making this ideal for on-site editors and content creators.

Precision-cut foam lines the inside of the case, securely holding your ThunderBay 4 RAID array while also preventing static charges from affecting your equipment. Dedicated cable cut-outs keep your cables and other materials organized and together. Double movement latches and stainless-steel hardware prevent accidental opening and attributes itself to the case's MIL-STD-810F IP67 dustproof and waterproof design. You can equip the case with optional locking mechanisms with double padlock loops, keeping unauthorized users from accessing your storage drives. A crushproof design, ATA impact certified, and ASTM testing ensures optimal safety measures against drops, vibrations, environmental rainfall, impacts, and more. An ergonomic handle, integrated wheels, and telescoping handle make it easy to travel through busy security checkpoints and hubs.

Designed for the OWC ThunderBay 4    Precision Anti-Static Pink Foam Inside    Stainless Steel Hardware    IP67 Dust & Waterproofing    Crushproof Construction    Double Movement Latches    Ergonomic Grip Handle    ATA Impact Certified    Double Padlock Loops    Wheeled Design & Telescoping Handle

Airline transport container suitable for a minimum of 100 airline trips

Impact Resistance Test; samples were exposed to impact using a bar weighing 13.2 lb with a hemispherical end of 1.25". Bar was dropped with its longitudinal axis vertical on to each sample's weakest point from a height of 19.6". Samples were conditioned to a temperature of -4°F before impact exposure.

A series of drops on each edge, corner, and face of the case from a height of no less than 19" and with loads of 15-70 pounds determined by case size. Samples were conditioned at lab ambient conditions and then temperatures of -18 and 140°F for a minimum of 3 hours at each condition.

The cases are tested using test method D-999 to determine the ability to withstand the repetitive shocks occurred during transportation of loose loads.

Simulated rainfall for 2 hours at a rate of 4" an hour. Samples were conditioned to -4 and 125°F.

The case is submerged in a basin of water to a depth of 3.28' to the top most part of the case for 30 minutes. The case is heated to 10°F higher than the temperature of the water. IP67 ingress protection provides total coverage against dust and the effects of immersion between 5.9 and 39.37".

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a way to connect a mac without a Thunderbolt port to this?

A: No, the only connection for any computer to this hard drive is thunderbolt. No other connection.Haile Okbe, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Q: 2. Is this compatible with "Seagate 16TB Exos X16 7200 rpm SATA III 3.5" Internal HDD"? B&H # SEST16000NM1

A: Yes, the Seagate 16TB Exos X16 7200 rpm SATA III 3.5" Internal HDD are compatible with the OWC ThunderBay 4 4-Bay Thunderbolt 3 RAID Enclosure.

Q: 3. Does anyone have experience with the software RAID working with Mac OS Sierra? Thanks.

A: I can confirmed that we have updated our Mac Pro to Sierra and we haven't notice any problems. Perfect for collaborative work in FCPX

Q: 4. Is TB3 support Power delivery to MBP?

A: There is only 15W available, so in effect there is no power delivery.

Q: 5. Is this Thunderbolt 2? It seems the cable is a regular thunderbolt cable.

A: Yes, it's TB2

Q: 6. What is the best cable to use to connect to the displayport? Can you use a DVI cable with a displayport adaptor? If so, which one is recommended?

A: It all depends on the monitor, but if you wish to use a DVI monitor then an adapter cable such as that should work fine.

Q: 7. Im getting this from singapore, what is the basic warranty for this item? Thanks!

A: Empty enclosures carry a one year manufacturer's warranty.

Q: 8. Does the TB3 port supply power to a MacBook Pro?

A: No, it does not.

Q: 9. I understand I will need to install SoftRAID on my computer. Does that mean I cannot use a separate computer as well?So for example: I work on a desktop in my office w/ SoftRAID installed. Does that mean I won't be able to take the drive home and work on my computer at home? Thank you!

A: I didnt install any software on my MAC. The drive came self raided. I did register the drives. After registering if a drive foes out it will send an email to you that a drive has malfunctioned. You can hotswap the drive.

Q: 10. If a drive fails, can a user replace the drive and will it automatically bring it back in synch (assuming SoftRaid 5)?

A: Depending on the mechanism for RAID rebuild, yes, a user can replace the drive. Please be sure to consult the user guide/manual for the drive replacement and RAID rebuild procedure. Procedures can vary from RAID level used to manufacturer.