Quantum Xcellis Application Director E Server BXCBA-CADE-078B
Manufacturer: Quantum
Mfg Number: BXCBA-CADE-078B
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Specifications
| Product Type | Server |
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| Brand Name | Quantum |
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| Manufacturer | Quantum Corporation |
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| Product Model | BXCBA-CADE-078B |
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| Product Name | Xcellis Application Director E BXCBA-CADE-078B Server |
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| Product Line | Xcellis Application Director E |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | BXCBA-CADE-078B |
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| Manufacturer Website Address | http://www.quantum.com |
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| Processor Core | Octa-core (8 Core) |
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| Processor Manufacturer | Intel |
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| Number of Processors Supported | 2 |
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| Number of Processors Installed | 1 |
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| Processor Model | E5-2620 v4 |
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| Processor Speed | 2.10 GHz |
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| Processor Type | Xeon |
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| Number of Power Supplies Installed | 2 |
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| Redundant Power Supply | Yes |
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| Maximum Power Supply Wattage | 750 W |
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| Hard Drive Interface | Serial ATA |
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| Total Hard Drive Capacity | 56 TB |
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| Hard Drive Configuration | 7 x 8 TB |
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| RAID Supported | Yes |
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| RAID Levels | 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60 |
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| Controller Type | 12Gb/s SASSerial ATA/600 |
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| Ethernet Technology | Gigabit Ethernet |
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| Height | 3.4" |
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| Width | 19" |
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| Depth | 26.3" |
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| Rack Height | 2U |
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| Form Factor | Rack |
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| Memory Technology | DDR4 SDRAM |
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| Standard Memory | 16 GB |
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| Operating System | Windows Server 2012 Standard |
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| Package Contents | - Xcellis Application Director E BXCBA-CADE-078B Server
- Tool-less Sliding Rails
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| Limited Warranty | 3 Year |
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Description
Application Server for Entry-Level Video Surveillance InfrastructuresA SERVER THAT PROVIDES THE VIDEO SURVEILLANCE CAPACITY YOU NEED- WITHIN BUDGET Small public agencies and private businesses are facing the challenges created by more cameras, higher resolutions, and increasingly complex analytics. This is causing a greater demand for video surveillance storage and management solutions as protecting people and property has become more than simply observing crimes, and has moved to monetizing video-based data. Once considered a secondary concern, storage is now at the foundation of small video surveillance environments, and cost, performance, and accessibility must be considered from the outset of an implementation.Quantum has a specific set of products built for small camera count environments. These products offer a storage platform that provides a simple-to-manage foundation providing the capacity you need more cost-effectively. Spend less on video storage, so you can spend more on other surveillance tools. The Xcellis Application Director E server will enable you to meet requirements for longer retention times, increase use of analytics software, and support higher resolution cameras without breaking your budget.How does it work? The Xcellis™ Application Director E is a cost-effective 2U server with a storage capacity ranging from 18TB to 64TB and can support up to 8 drives. This server resides on the edge of video surveillance infrastructures, allowing end users to add on more servers as storage capacity requirements increase. This configuration is suitable for smaller environments.Why is this different? Storage is storage, right? That's not the way we look at it. Xcellis Application Director E is more than just a server. It brings with it Quantum's heritage of specifically managing video-based data workflows. With over 36 years of experience, we are more than just a high-end multi petabyte storage company-we provide a storage solutions partnership to help you overcome every unique storage challenge.Xcellis Application Director E is part of a broader portfolio of products, helping end users with infrastructures that range from 10's of cameras to 10's of thousands. Quantum can provide a small storage footprint and as your environment grows we can enable you with a range of products that are high performing, cost-effective, and offer the accessibility you need to focus on safety, not data.
