Qnap Tl-R1620Sep-Rp 16-Bay Sas-3 Sata Iii Jbod

Qnap Tl-r1620sep-rp 16-bay Sas-3 Sata Iii Jbod

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Quickly grow the storage capacity of your compatible QNAP TL-R1620SEP-RP 16-Bay SAS-3 SATA III JBODNAS or server system with the TL-R1620SEP-RP 16-Bay SAS-3 / SATA III JBOD Expansion Enclosure. This 3 RU rackmount storage enclosure features sixteen 2.5"/3.5" bays that support both 12 Gb/s SAS-3 and 6 Gb/s SATA III drives in JBOD configuration, delivering fast and reliable storage for large backups, virtualization applications, surveillance recordings, and more. Featuring four 12 Gb/s SFF-8644 wide ports, it uses the Broadcom SAS DataBolt bandwidth optimization technology to achieve 12 Gb/s transfer speeds by combining two 6 Gb/s devices. With daisy chaining, multipath routing, and link aggregation support, you can achieve up to 96 Gb/s transfer rates from multiple JBODs with 4.6PB of raw storage. This enclosure is designed to operate with a mini SAS compatible NAS running QTS / QuTS hero 4.5.1 or later or a computer running Windows Server 19.

For Select QNAP NAS & Server Devices 16 x 2.5"/3.5" SAS-3/SATA III Drive Bays 4 x Mini-SAS HD (SFF-8644) Wide Ports Supports JBOD RAID Configuration 3 RU Rackmount Design Link Aggregation Support Daisy Chaining & Multipath Routing SAS DataBolt Technology Redundant 550W Power Supply

Key Specs
Number of Bays	16x 2.5"/3.5" SAS-3, SATA III
Inputs/Outputs	4x Mini SAS (SFF-8644) SAS-3 (12 Gb/s)
General
Number of Bays	16x 2.5"/3.5" SAS-3, SATA III
Inputs/Outputs	4x Mini SAS (SFF-8644) SAS-3 (12 Gb/s)
Hot-Swap Support	Yes
Carrier-Less Drive Bays	No
Electrical
Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Power Source	AC Adapter
Power Consumption	207.13 W (Typical)
PSU Wattage	2 x 550 W (Supports Redundancy)
Environmental
Operating Conditions	32 to 72°F / 0 to 40°C at 5 to 95% Humidity
Storage Conditions	-4 to 158°F / -20 to 70°C
Physical
Cooling	3x 80 mm Fans
Noise Level	36 dBA
Dimensions	18.98 x 16.74 x 5.17" / 482.09 x 425.2 x 131.32 mm
Weight	25.3 lb / 11.5 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	37.015 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	23.2 x 22.5 x 14.5"

QNAP NAS with QTS / QuTS hero 4.5.1 or later or PC/server running Windows Server 2019. Host systems must have at least one mini-SAS HD (SFF-8644) port available.

SAS DataBolt uses an intelligent data buffer for transferring data to drives at speeds that match the performance of the host NAS or server. Even if you have 6 Gb/s drives installed, the host will always transfer data at 12 Gb/s.

Daisy chained enclosures can use multipath routing to automatically switch data transmission routes when one fails due to a malfunctioning port or cable to help ensure uninterrupted operation. The TL-R1620SEP-RP also features a redundant 550W power supply to ensure system uptime.

Up to 16 expansion enclosures can be daisy chained together via high-speed mini-SAS cables, using link aggregation to deliver speeds of up to 96 Gb/s and 4.6PB of raw storage capacity. The TL-R1620SEP-RP supports TL SAS JBODs with NAS and server systems. The EXP SAS JBOD configuration may be used with NAS devices.

Installing the Storage & Snapshot Manager onto your NAS allows you to manage your storage space by configuring RAID groups, storage pools, and snapshots. You can also set up the JBOD as a storage volume for the host NAS to quickly expand your storage.

The QNAP JBOD Manager app can be used to divide your server's storage space into four separate zones, allowing different host servers access to only one zone through specific mini SAS ports. The app also provides operating status and connection topology information in addition to letting you update the firmware of all connected TL-R1620SEP-RP enclosures.

This 3 RU rackmount enclosure may be quickly installed onto standard server racks or small AV cabinets.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be set up with just the 5 2.5" drives? I should I just get all 9 drives from day one?

A: You can set up the QNAP TS-h987XU-RP 9-Bay NAS Enclosure with 5 2.5" drives and expand as you need. Please ensure all the drives you plan on purchasing are the same capacity and brand for best compatibility.

Q: 2. Would this be a suitable 6K/8K video editing DAS solution?

A: This enclosure would be suitable, but it would depend on the drives you choose to install.

Q: 3. Can a volume created on this be encrypted/password protected like a QNAP NAS?

A: You can create password protected volumes on drives in the QNAP TL-D800C 8-Bay USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C JBOD Enclosure.

Q: 4. Can I start by partially filling then add more as needed? i.e. start with 4 drives then work my way to 8?

A: Yes, you will be able to add more drives to a RAID group in the storage pool. Adding disks to a RAID 1 group changes the RAID type of the group to RAID 5.

Q: 5. will this work with a Qnap 873A?

A: Yes, the QNAP TL-D800C 8-Bay USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C JBOD Enclosure will work with the Qnap 873A line of USBC equipped enclosures.

Q: 6. Hello, Does QNAP JBOD model TL-R1620Sep-RP support Linux and standard SAS HBA?

A: The QNAP TL-R1620SEP-RP 16-Bay SAS-3 / SATA III JBOD Expansion Enclosure is an expansion module for compatible QNAP NAS and server systems. A host server must be running Windows Server 2019 and have an available mini-SAS HD (SFF-8644) port.

Q: 7. What would be the read/write speed of the QNAP 1688 with a full set of 16 x 18TB HDDs?

A: It depends on the type of hard drive that is connected to the NAS, its speed and the the RAID configuration (RAID Modes supported on the QNAP TVS-h1688X 16-Bay NAS Enclosure with Dual-Port Thunderbolt 3 Expansion Card: RAID 0, 1, 10, 5, 50, 6, 60, JBOD)

Q: 8. WILL THIS ALLOW ME TO CONNECT TWO OR MORE MACS VIA THUNDERBOLT AND EDIT VIDEO ON THE SAME FILES AT THE SAME TIME?

A: You can have two computers connected at the same time or you can daisy chain this unit to another. You cannot edit the same file at the same time though.

Q: 9. Will this support a 2009 - 2012 Mac Pro (MacPro5,1) if it is running Linux?

A: The QNAP TL-D800S 8-Bay JBOD Enclosure is compatible with Windows and Ubuntu. Compatibility with other Linux distributions is not specified.

Q: 10. I meant - is there a recommended drive size (i.e. 256gb, 500gb, 1tb, etc.) that is recommended for the cache drives?

A: Depends on your needs, as there are options for 1TB and 2TB. With two slots, this means you can configure either 2TB (2x1TB) or 4TB (2x2TB) all together.

Steven	27/09/2024
[36 dBA] I recently built yet another video editing PC. Previously I combined them with an external SAS Raid. This time, I populated 3 of these cages with 2TB SSDs (24 TB total) and used an Areca ARC-1883ix-12, and put them inside the PC case. Doing this saved me 3-4K over my usual raid costs. 5

Brian	11/09/2024
[37.015 lb] I bought this because I am transitioning from spinning disks to 2 1/2 inch SSDs and when this arrived I was impressed by how well it was made, its ease of installation and the fact that for 4 SSDs I only needed 1 power cord thus reducing some of the clutter of cables inside my case by 3. The fan has 3 settings, automatic, low and high and is attached to the rear of the unit and really quiet. Good price for a great little unit. 5

Carlos J	08/09/2024
[Yes] I searched and researched for the perfect NAS unit. I finally settled on the QNAP TS-1655 because of unlimited options of future upgrades like maxing out the RAM memory to 128 GBs, the 2 M.2 hard drive ports you can designate to the system cache, not to mention the 16 hard drive bays. I already added 2 Samsung 1TB 970 EVO Plus NVMe M.2Samsung and 64GB of RAM memory with plans to add 2 more to max out the four memory slots on the QNAP TS-1655 16-Bay NAS Enclosure. I am very happy with this purchase. 5

Elvis	06/09/2024
[37.015 lb] I have been waiting for this for so long. Lots of drives, lots of power, BUT it is quiet. It isn't built for a server rack with huge fans that are so loud a person can't comfortably work in the same room. It is about 15 feet away from me in my main color suite and I don't notice it. I have multiple computers working off it at the same time and have no problems at all. My color computer has 2x 10G ethernet connections to it so I realistically get about 1900GB/s to it read and write. Plenty for Sony X-OCN or Arri Raw. Full of 22TB drives so I have about 198TB after formatting in RAID6. 5

Brett	25/07/2024
[3x 80 mm Fans] This enclosure was a great add-on to my QNAP TS-832X. Added 8 more hard drive bays over 2 SAS cables. Great bang for your buck! 5

Liam	18/06/2024
[Yes] I have this connected to my TVS-472XT and and have it configured in one RAID5 x 4 array and another RAID10 x 4 array. The RAID5 array consists of 4 high-performance HDD's which I use as a backup volume to the host TVS-472XT. The RAID10 is a mix of cheaper desktop drives that I've recovered that I use for temporary storage of large files. The TVS-472XT has had no trouble managing the multiple RAID configurations on this external device and I've have the QNAP backup manager completing nightly automatic backups to it nightly for over a year now without any connectivity issues. It really has been set-and-forget. We are purchasing another to use with our office TVS-1272XT. 5

Terran	15/05/2024
[Yes] What can I say other then absolutely superb device add=on to existing QNAP NAS. QNAP is really outstanding NAS system, and they continue to make their products exactly what you want them to be. 5

William	11/05/2024
[36 dBA] This unit is an incredible value. ZFS for network storage with ECC memory is exactly what you want. It has a powerful processor that also has embedded graphics. The GPU pass through for VM's works with the current version of QUTS Hero. In case the outdated review saying PCI-E pass-though to virtualization station doesn't work was deterring you and making you look at the 12 bay model, that is no longer valid. It didn't work at launch, but QNAP resolved that. It has several expansion slots, 12x 3.5" bays, 4x 2.5" bays, and 2x NVMe slots, and a dual 10GB NIC out of the box. You can get a small form factor bracket for the NIC and move it to the expansion ports on the other side to free up the full size slot for a GPU or other full size expansion card. I like that the 32GB of RAM is only using 2x 16GB sticks, so you can double or triple your memory without wasting the expensive ECC memory that comes with it. I personally added a 64GB (2x 32GB) kit and have 96GB of ram with a dedicated GPU. It has a power connector included for more power consuming GPU's. It just makes more sense than the 12 bay. You get 4x extra HDD bays and double the RAM. When you go to expand your 12 bay or have to upgrade the RAM, you will realize you should have just bought the 16 bay. You will spend way more on storage than the NAS itself, so it's worth getting a good NAS. The new all flash desktop NAS QNAP recently came out with, the TH-S1290FX (all flash) is the only thing more powerful at the moment in desktop form at the time of writing this. They each have their own uses. The only real downside to this or any QNAP NAS is that they do not have the best support. Synology's support is better, but not great. Synology is also turning in to an "Apple" like anti consumer company, that is trying to force you to use only their hard drives and "official" components. 5

Franois T.	05/05/2024
[Yes] Is working great in my HP Z820, was able to use 4 SSD in RAID 0 and it is blasing fast! Almost 1GB/s. Plastic feel a bit week but since it sit in place, should not cause any issue. 5

mahmoud	23/04/2024
[AC Adapter] I purchased the device to store some of my work files. There are many features within the program that came with the device. It is also easy to use and does not require prior knowledge. Anyone can deal with it. 5