WESTERN DIGITAL WD Purple SC QD101 Ultra Endurance Tarjeta microSD 256 GB

Western Digital’s WD Purple SC QD101 microSD card is engineered for mainstream security cameras and edge devices. Built on 96-layer 3D NAND technology, the card combines ultra-endurance and sustained performance with capacities up to 512 GB, and includes card health monitoring support for preemptive storage management. Available in sizes such as 256 GB, this MicroSDXC Class 10 UHS-I (U1) card supports continuous 24/7 recording workloads and is suitable for systems recording high-definition and 4K video.

Advantages

The WD Purple SC QD101 offers ultra-endurance for continuous recording, a broad capacity range to match different retention needs, and card health monitoring in compatible cameras for proactive maintenance. It is designed by a leading brand for reliable operation in surveillance environments and provides performance consistent with Class 10 UHS-I specifications.

Suitable for

• Security video cameras (indoor and outdoor)
• Edge devices that require local continuous recording
• Systems recording HD and 4K footage
• Motion-triggered and continuous surveillance recording

Key specifications

• Capacity: 256 GB (also available up to 512 GB)
• Form factor: MicroSDXC
• Speed class: Class 10, UHS Speed Class 1 (U1)
• Operating temperature: -25°C to 85°C
• Brand / MPN / EAN: Western Digital / WDD256G1P0C / 718037874951

How to use

Insert the microSD card into the compatible camera or edge device following the device manufacturer’s instructions. Configure the camera to use local storage for recording if required and enable any firmware features that support card health monitoring so the device can report card status. For optimal performance, format the card in the camera if the device recommends it and verify the device recognizes the full capacity.

Recommendations

Use the WD Purple SC QD101 for continuous or motion-triggered surveillance recording in compatible cameras. Regularly check card health notifications when available, keep device firmware updated, and replace the card if health monitoring indicates degraded reliability.