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M-EKY PCIe to 6G 6-Port Expansion Card for NAS & Synology – Expand Your Hard Drive Storage

– Expand your NAS storage capacity with M-EKY PCIE to 6G 6-port Expansion.
– Features: Hot-swapping, RAID support, LED indicators for drive status.
– Durable: Sturdy metal construction ensures longevity in demanding environments.
– Options: Supports multiple hard drive types including SATA and SAS.
– Additional Features: Boosts performance with HBA card integration, allows for easy drive expansion without downtime.

Original price was: ₹6,614.Current price is: ₹6,360.

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M-EKY PCIE to 6G 6-port Expansion Nas-Synology Hard Expansion

Product Features:

– Supports up to 6 SATA III drives and comes with 6 drive trays
– Utilizes PCIe 3.0 technology for fast data transfer speeds
– Easy to install and set up
– Compact and convenient form factor
– Built with durable materials for longevity

Benefits:

– Expands NAS storage capacity by 6 SATA III drives
– Enhances data transfer speeds with PCIe 3.0 technology
– Simplifies installation and setup process
– Saves space with its compact design
– Ensures longevity with durable construction

Technical Specifications:

– Interface: PCIe 3.0 x4
– Number of Ports: 6 SATA III
– Maximum Drive Capacity: 6 x 20TB
– Form Factor: Low Profile
– Dimensions: 5.7″ x 2.75″ x 0.98″

Key Usage Points:

– Ideal for expanding the storage capacity of Synology NAS devices
– Suitable for data-intensive applications such as video editing, photography, and backup
– Supports the creation of RAID arrays for increased data protection and performance

Additional Features:

– Supports TRIM command for SSDs
– Supports Hot Swap for easy drive replacement
– Includes LED indicators for drive status monitoring

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