TOSHIBA 4TB S300 Surveillance HDD – 3.5′ SATA Internal Hard Drive Supports up to 64 HD Cameras at a 180TB/Year workload (HDWT840UZSVA)
₹11,641.00
- High-speed performance: With a read speed of up to 160 MB/s and a write speed of up to 150 MB/s, the Toshiba S300 delivers fast and reliable performance for all your storage needs
- Designed for surveillance: The S300 is specifically designed for use in surveillance applications, making it the perfect choice for home or business security systems
- Enhanced reliability: Featuring Toshiba’s innovative RV sensor technology, the S300 is able to maintain stable performance even in environments with multiple high-definition cameras recording simultaneously
- 24/7 operation: The S300 is built to withstand the demands of continuous operation, making it an ideal choice for always-on surveillance systems
- Advanced formatting: The S300 features advanced formatting technology, allowing it to work seamlessly with a wide range of DVR and NVR systems
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TOSHIBA 4TB S300 Surveillance HDD – 3.5′ SATA Internal Hard Drive Supports up to 64 HD Cameras at a 180TB/Year workload (HDWT840UZSVA)
₹11,641.00
Amali –
I recently purchased the Toshiba 4TB S300 Surveillance HDD (HDWT840UZSVA), and I must say, it has exceeded all my expectations for a surveillance-specific hard drive.
From the moment I installed it, I was impressed with its seamless compatibility and smooth performance. Designed specifically for surveillance systems, this HDD simultaneously supports up to 64 HD cameras, making it perfect for large-scale setups or high-demand environments.
Key Highlights:
Massive Capacity & Reliability:
The 4TB capacity provides ample space for storing extended surveillance footage, ensuring I never miss a critical moment. Its 180TB/year workload rating is built for durability, handling heavy use without breaking a sweat.
Optimized for 24/7 Use:
This one is engineered for continuous, round-the-clock operation, unlike standard hard drives. It runs silently and efficiently, maintaining consistent performance even under heavy loads.
Exceptional Speed & Stability:
The SATA interface delivers smooth and reliable data transfer speeds. Whether accessing past recordings or writing new ones, the drive handles it all with ease and zero lag.
Built for Surveillance:
Its ability to support up to 64 HD cameras is simply phenomenal. This feature gives me peace of mind knowing that my surveillance system is functioning at its best without the risk of missing critical data.
Toshiba Quality:
Toshiba has set the bar high with the S300 series. The build quality and attention to detail are top-notch, and the drive feels incredibly robust and dependable.
Verdict:
If you’re in the market for a high-performance, reliable surveillance HDD, the Toshiba S300 4TB is a no-brainer. It’s perfect for both personal and professional security setups, delivering unparalleled storage performance and reliability.
I highly recommend this drive to anyone looking for peace of mind in their surveillance systems. It’s worth every penny!
Ramazan –
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tonoausg –
Die Platte werkelt intern und speichert täglich das Backup.
Die Leseköpfe werkeln recht laut. Das typische Knattern, wie mann es von alten Festplatten kennt.
Smart und Info von Cristaldisk, alles im grünen Bereich, max Temperatur 36°.
Läuft.
Catalin Iancu –
Using it as storage for NVR – works alright, no noticeable noise, no issues.
Mr Internet of Things –
Works well. Toshiba HDDs usually last longer; however, they can produce more noise. With Hikvision NVR and DVR, they have a feature built into the software that can monitor temperatures on Seagate HDDs. However, the operating system still reads the HDD temperature of all hard drives and can alert you if they overheat. This could be one reason people go for Seagate, but even after two years, it’s still fine. If there was a fault, it would usually die within 12 months.