Product Description
Western Digital Green 1TB (WD10EURX) — a 3.5" SATA HDD spec'd for balance between efficiency and throughput on DVR/NVR builds.
Note the source text contains a direct contradiction on spindle speed: the descriptive copy states 5400 RPM for quiet, low-power running, while the bullet spec list states 7200 RPM for fast performance. Confirm the actual spindle speed against the drive's own label or WD documentation before quoting it on a job spec sheet.
Key specs
- Capacity: 1TB
- Form factor: 3.5" internal HDD
- Interface: SATA III
- MPN: WD10EURX
- Compatibility: DVR and NVR surveillance systems; also desktops, servers, NAS devices and external enclosures
- Duty: rated by the listing for 24/7 continuous recording
Fitment notes for installers
This is a standard 3.5" SATA drive, so it drops into any DVR/NVR bay or desktop chassis that takes that form factor — no proprietary caddy or backplane required. Suitable as a primary recording drive or as capacity expansion in multi-bay recorders, and equally usable outside CCTV in servers or NAS enclosures.
Cross-check the RPM figure against your recorder's supported drive list where sustained continuous-write endurance is a deciding factor on the spec sheet.
Specifications
- Capacity
- 1TB / 1,000GB
- Speed
- 7200 RPM
- Cache
- 64 MB
- Interface
- SATA III 6.0Gb/s
- Form Factor
- 3.5"
- Brand
- Western Digital
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this drive suitable for desktop PC use, or only CCTV recorders?
Both — the listing states it works in desktops as well as DVR/NVR surveillance systems, servers and NAS enclosures.
What interface and form factor does the WD10EURX use?
It's a 3.5" internal drive with a SATA III interface, fitting standard drive bays in recorders and PCs alike.
Is the drive 5400 RPM or 7200 RPM?
The listing gives conflicting figures in different sections (5400 RPM and 7200 RPM), so confirm the actual spec against WD's own documentation before specifying it for a job.
Can this drive be used for continuous 24/7 recording?
Yes, the listing specifically markets it as suited to 24/7 continuous recording and data storage.
