Toshiba S300 2TB Surveillance Hard Drive 3.5" SATA 5400RPM
SKU: HDD-2TB-TOSHIBACopied!
• 2TB surveillance-grade hard disk drive • Toshiba S300 series designed for CCTV systems • 3.5-inch SATA III interface (6 Gb/s) • 5400 RPM spindle speed • Optimised for continuous video recording • Designed for DVR and NVR surveillance systems • Supports multi-camera recording workloads • Built for 24/7 operation
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Product Description
The Toshiba S300 2TB Surveillance Hard Drive is designed specifically for CCTV surveillance systems, providing reliable storage for continuous video recording environments. As part of the Toshiba S300 series, the drive is engineered to support 24/7 operation in security systems such as DVRs and NVRs.
With a 2TB storage capacity, the drive provides sufficient space for storing surveillance footage from multiple cameras, making it suitable for residential, commercial and small business security installations. The 3.5-inch form factor and SATA III 6 Gb/s interface ensure compatibility with most surveillance recorders and storage systems.
The drive operates at 5400 RPM, offering stable performance while maintaining efficient power consumption during continuous operation. It is designed for workloads associated with sequential video recording, where consistent write performance is required to store surveillance footage without interruptions.
The Toshiba S300 series is optimised for multi-camera environments, allowing the drive to handle simultaneous video streams from surveillance cameras connected to DVR or NVR systems.
This hard drive is commonly used in CCTV recording systems, security monitoring installations, small surveillance networks and video storage solutions, where reliable and continuous recording capability is essential.
