Dell 14TB 3.5 LFF 6Gbps 7.2K HS SATA Hard Drive
The Dell 14TB SATA hard drive is engineered for high-capacity enterprise storage environments requiring reliable, cost-effective data retention. This 3.5-inch LFF hard drive combines massive 14TB capacity with proven 7.2K RPM performance, making it ideal for data centers, server arrays, and large-scale storage infrastructure. With 6Gbps SATA connectivity and 512-byte sector emulation, this drive delivers consistent throughput for mission-critical applications while maintaining industry-leading reliability standards.
Key Features
- 14TB storage capacity for maximum data density per drive
- 3.5-inch LFF form factor compatible with standard server bays
- 7.2K RPM spindle speed for balanced performance and efficiency
- 6Gbps SATA interface for reliable high-speed data transfer
- 512-byte sector emulation (512E) for legacy system compatibility
- Hot-swap capable design for seamless drive replacement
- Enterprise-grade reliability for 24/7 continuous operation
- Optimized for RAID environments and multi-drive arrays
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Strategic Sourcing |
| Part Number |
67YT7 |
| Capacity |
14TB |
| Form Factor |
3.5-inch LFF |
| Interface |
6Gbps SATA |
| Spindle Speed |
7.2K RPM |
| Sector Size |
512E (512-byte emulation) |
| Drive Type |
Hot-Swap Capable |
| Application |
Enterprise Data Center Storage |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 14TB SATA hard drive used for?
A 14TB SATA hard drive is primarily used in enterprise data centers, server storage arrays, and NAS systems where high-capacity, cost-effective storage is required. The large capacity makes it ideal for archival storage, backup systems, and multi-drive RAID configurations.
Is this 3.5-inch hard drive compatible with my server?
Yes, the 3.5-inch LFF form factor is the standard size for enterprise servers and storage systems. Verify your server supports SATA 6Gbps connectivity and has available 3.5-inch drive bays. This drive is hot-swap capable, allowing installation without powering down the system.
What does 7.2K RPM mean for performance?
The 7.2K RPM spindle speed provides a balance between performance and power efficiency. This speed is optimized for enterprise environments where sustained throughput matters more than peak speed, making it suitable for RAID arrays and continuous-duty applications.
What is 512E sector emulation?
512E (512-byte sector emulation) allows this drive to work with legacy systems expecting 512-byte sectors while internally using 4K sectors for improved efficiency. This ensures broad compatibility across older and newer server platforms.
