005052159 EMC 1.6TB SAS 12GBPS 2.5Inch SSD.

Product Overview Of EMC 1.6TB SAS 12GBPS SSD

Engineered for enterprise workloads demanding speed and stabilityProvides a substantial storage capacity of 1.6 terabytesDesigned to fit standard 2.5-inch drive baysEquipped with a high-speed 12Gb/s Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) interface.

General Information

• Manufacturer: EMC
• Part Number: 005052159
• Device Type: Internal Solid State Drive

Technical Specifications

• Capacity: 1.6TB
• Form Factor: 2.5 Inch
• Interface Type: SAS 12GBPS
• Data Transfer Rate: 1.2GBPS

Built for Data-Intensive Environments

• Ideal for database servers, virtualization, and cloud-based storage
• Low latency ensures minimal delay in read/write operations
• Supports fast boot times and application loading

Interface and Speed Highlights

12GBPS SAS Interface for Rapid Data Exchange

• Delivers up to 1.2GB per second transfer rates
• Enhanced error correction and signal integrity with dual-port SAS
• Suitable for mission-critical applications and high IOPS environments

Connectivity and Form Factor Flexibility

• Compact 2.5-inch form factor compatible with modern servers
• Hot-swappable design simplifies upgrades and replacements
• Reliable interface ensures seamless integration with SAS backplanes

Advanced Storage Technology for Enterprise Use

Optimized for Performance and Longevity

• Endurance rated for heavy-duty read/write cycles
• Flash memory architecture ensures consistent throughput
• Reduced power consumption compared to traditional HDDs

Reliable Data Storage Solution for IT Infrastructures

• Supports scalable deployments and dynamic storage needs
• Reduces risk of downtime and improves system stability
• Meets the demands of both legacy and modern data center setups

Interface & Compatibility

• Supports SAS connectivity—commonly used in data center and SAN (Storage Area Network) environments. Works with controllers that accept SAS‑12Gbps or SAS‑6Gbps links. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
• Dual‑port or single‑port depending on implementation; ensures high availability in failover configurations. (Some desktop or smaller server setups may only utilize single path.)
• Compatible with EMC VNX / Unity / VNXB / other EMC storage arrays. For example, the “V4‑2S6FXL‑1600 / V4‑D2S6FXL‑1600” models equivalent to part 005052159 are used in VNX series disk shelves. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

Form Factor & Physical Attributes

• 2.5‑inch size with tray or caddy compatibility; fits standard SFF (small form factor) slots. Useful for high‑density drives in server chassis. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}
• Reduced footprint allows more drives per rack unit, improving space utilization in rackmount and blade server systems.
• Lower power draw compared to HDDs; less heat, less mechanical failure risk. Ideal for constrained thermal environments.

Enterprise‑level Reliability & Durability

Endurance & Flash Technology

Constructed with enterprise‑class NAND flash; engineered to handle aggressive write/read cycles typical in production workloads (databases, virtualization, analytics). :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}. Features like wear leveling and error correction (ECC) embedded to ensure data integrity over long periods. Resistance to mechanical shocks and vibration because there are no moving parts; significantly better durability than spinning drives.

Operational Conditions & Reliability Metrics

Operating temperature ranges typical for data center equipment; non‑operating temperature extremes handled safely. (Some listings mention 0 °C to 70 °C for operating; ‑40 °C to 70 °C for non‑operating. ) :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}. MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) and enterprise grade service life metrics make it suitable for always‑on workloads. Refurbished units are often fully tested and validated, backed by warranties (e.g., 60‑day, 90‑day) to assure reliability. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

Ideal Applications for 005052159 SSDs

High‑Performance Databases: Low latency and high IOPS make it excellent for transactional workloads such as SQL, NoSQL, or in‑memory databases. Virtualization / VDI: Multiple virtual machines hosted on the same physical server benefit from fast read/write throughput and consistent performance under heavy concurrent load. All‑Flash Pools / Caching Layers: As a caching tier or flash storage pool in hybrid arrays, it substantially accelerates access to hot data. Media & Content Delivery: Video editing, image rendering, streaming services — situations where large blocks of data need to be moved or accessed quickly.

Device Configurations

“V4‑2S6FXL‑1600” and “V4‑D2S6FXL‑1600” are OEM designations equivalent to 005052159, indicating the same storage capacity and SAS‑6Gbps interface in some EMC VNX shelves. contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}. Also available with different trays or carriers for various EMC chassis models (e.g., 25‑bay or 120‑bay disk answer enclosures). Tray compatibility affects deployment cost and flexibility. :contentReference[oaicite:10]{index=10}Refurbished versus used grade helps define price tiers; in many cases, these drives are “refurbished, fully tested” and offered with limited warranty. :contentReference[oaicite:11]{index=11} Some units may include encryption / SED (Self‑Encrypting Drive) support depending on model and firmware. (For example listings note SED or security features in some EMC‑branded SAS SSDs.) :contentReference[oaicite:12]{index=12}.

Comparative Advantages Over Other Storage Types

Versus Traditional HDDs (Hard Disk Drives)

No moving magnetic platters – leads to faster boot‑up, quicker seeks, and much lower latency.Reduced mechanical failure risks; better shock, vibration, and thermal resilience.Lower energy consumption per gigabyte and less cooling required in data centers, driving operational savings.

Versus SATA & Consumer‑Grade SSDs

SAS offers superior reliability, dual ports (in many enterprise SAS SSDs), and better enterprise firmware for demanding workloads.Higher sustained throughput under mixed load; better handling of write amplification and background tasks.Greater compatibility with enterprise storage arrays, RAID controllers, SAN/NAS deployments.

Firmware & Security Considerations

Check for drives with Self‑Encrypting Drive (SED) capability or other data security features if handling sensitive data. :contentReference[oaicite:15]{index=15}Ensure firmware matches vendor recom­mendations for your storage array; incorrect firmware may limit performance or features.Maintain backups and RAID or erasure coding where appropriate; SSDs are highly reliable, but all storage needs redundancy.

Comparable EMC Models & Alternative Part Numbers

Models like V4‑2S6FXL‑1600, V4‑D2S6FXL‑1600 share the same capacity and form factor with part 005052159, frequently interchangeable in many EMC storage arrays. :contentReference[oaicite:16]{index=16} Other part numbers in the same class: 005051721, 005051723, 005052158, 005052398, 005052397, 005052578, 005052579. These are often grouped together as 1.6TB SAS SSDs for EMC gear. :contentReference[oaicite:17]{index=17}. Some variants may have different SAS speeds (6Gbps vs 12Gbps), different warranties, or come with/add missing trays for compatibility.

Refurbished Units & Their Role in Enterprise SSD Market

Refurbished drives provide cost savings while still delivering solid performance; often used in backup arrays, second‑tier storage, dev/test environments. :contentReference[oaicite:18]{index=18}. Testing & certification for refurbished units is critical: pre‑shipment SMART tests, performance benchmarks, visual inspections, power cycling. Reputable vendors provide warranties (30‑90 days or more). :contentReference[oaicite:19]{index=19}. Be aware of prior usage history; high write volumes in previous usage can affect remaining endurance. Examine Power‑On Hours (POH), wear indications, if available.

Specific OEM Compatibility & Array Integration

EMC VNX series arrays (VNX5200, VNX5400, VNX5600, VNX5800, VNX7600, VNX8000) and related Unity models often leverage these SSDs in their disk shelves. :contentReference[oaicite:20]. {index=20}Disk shelf count (e.g. 25‑bay or 120‑bay enclosures) may require specific tray or drive carrier; ensure fitment. :contentReference[oaicite:21]{index=21}. Controllers/backplanes in these systems must support the correct SAS protocol version; using a 12Gbps drive in a 6Gbps slot will work but at reduced speed.