Fujitsu HD SAS 12G 1,8 TB 10K SFF HP EP

Enterprise servers and storage arrays demand storage that can keep pace with relentless I/O workloads. The Fujitsu S26361-F5929-L118 is a 1.8TB SAS 12Gb/s hard drive engineered for 24/7 operation in mission-critical environments. With a 10,000 RPM spindle speed and 128 MB cache, it delivers the low latency and high throughput required by transactional databases, virtualization, and high-performance computing.

Who is it for

This drive is ideal for IT administrators and system integrators building or upgrading enterprise servers, direct-attached storage (DAS), or storage area networks (SAN). It suits organizations that need reliable, hot-swappable storage with predictable performance and robust error handling.

Main features

• 1.8 TB formatted capacity for demanding data sets
• SAS 12Gb/s interface with dual-port full duplex for high availability
• 10,000 RPM rotational speed for fast access times
• 128 MB cache buffer optimizes sustained transfers
• 2.5-inch small form factor (SFF) fits dense server chassis
• Hot-swap support minimizes downtime during maintenance
• 512e sector format ensures compatibility with legacy and modern systems
• Error Recovery Control and Power Loss Protection enhance data integrity

Specifications

• Brand: Fujitsu
• Model: S26361-F5929-L118
• Capacity: 1.8 TB
• Interface: SAS 12Gb/s
• Spindle Speed: 10,000 RPM
• Form Factor: 2.5-inch SFF
• Buffer Size: 128 MB
• Average Latency: 2.99 ms
• Average Seek Time (Read): 3.7 ms
• Average Seek Time (Write): 4.1 ms
• External Data Transfer Rate: 1200 MB/s
• Sector Size: 512e
• MTBF: 2,000,000 hours
• Power Consumption (Idle): 6.2 W
• Power Consumption (Operating): 9.5 W
• Operating Temperature: 5°C to 55°C
• Shock Resistance (Operating): 40 G (2ms)
• Vibration Resistance (Operating): 0.75 G (RMS)

Tips

Always verify compatibility with your server or storage array's drive bay and SAS controller. For optimal performance, use this drive in a well-ventilated enclosure and keep firmware up to date. Consider pairing multiple drives in RAID for redundancy.