HPE 2TB SATA 7.2K 4pk FIO HDD Reman Bdl
The HPE 2TB SATA hard drive bundle delivers reliable enterprise-grade storage for data centers, servers, and storage systems requiring cost-effective capacity expansion. This 4-pack refurbished HDD solution combines proven reliability with significant savings, ideal for organizations building redundant storage arrays or replacing failed drives in HPE ProLiant servers and storage appliances. Each drive operates at 7.2K RPM for consistent performance in 24/7 environments.
Key Features
- 2TB capacity per drive — 8TB total storage in single bundle
- 7.2K RPM spindle speed for balanced performance and reliability
- SATA interface — compatible with HPE ProLiant Gen9, Gen10, and Gen10 Plus servers
- Enterprise-class reliability rated for continuous operation
- Refurbished condition — fully tested and certified by HPE
- 4-pack configuration — ideal for RAID arrays and multi-drive replacements
- Hot-swap capable — seamless installation in supported HPE systems
- Cost-effective alternative to new drives without compromising performance
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) |
| Part Number |
R3T25AR |
| Capacity |
2TB per drive |
| Interface |
SATA 6Gb/s |
| Speed |
7.2K RPM |
| Form Factor |
3.5-inch |
| Quantity |
4 drives per bundle |
| Condition |
Refurbished (Reman) |
| Warranty |
HPE standard refurbished warranty |
Frequently Asked Questions
What servers are compatible with HPE 2TB SATA hard drives?
These drives work with HPE ProLiant DL360, DL380, DL385, ML350, and ML370 servers from Gen9 through Gen10 Plus generations. Verify your server's drive bay specifications and SATA controller support before installation.
Can I use refurbished HPE hard drives in production environments?
Yes. HPE refurbished drives undergo rigorous testing and certification. They're suitable for production use, particularly in RAID configurations where redundancy protects against individual drive failure. Many enterprises deploy refurbished enterprise drives to reduce capital costs.
How many drives do I need for a RAID array?
This 4-pack is ideal for RAID 5 (3 data drives + 1 parity) or RAID 6 (2 data drives + 2 parity). For RAID 1 mirroring, use 2 drives. Consult your storage controller documentation for optimal configuration.
What's the difference between 7.2K and 10K RPM drives?
7.2K RPM drives offer excellent reliability and lower power consumption, making them ideal for capacity-focused storage. 10K RPM drives provide faster access times for performance-critical workloads. Choose 7.2K for archival, backup, and general-purpose storage.
