Yottamaster 5 Bay RAID Hard Drive Enclosure USB 3.0, Aluminum RAID HDD Enclosure for 3.5 & 2.5 Inch SATA HDD/SSD, Support 110TB(5x22TB) Direct Attached Storage DAS RAID 1/5/10/JBOD/CLONE - PS500RU3

Reliable External Storage System for IndividualsThis 5 bay hdd enclosure support up to 110TB (5 x 22TB) external expanded storage. The front door adopt user-friendly PUSH Design for easy install and replacement of hard drives. It is an ideal choice for personal storage at home and office. It can support 2, 5"/3, 5" SATA HDD/SSDs, so you can take advantage of your hard drives' potential fully. ^^ Flexible RAID for Customized Work NeedIt supports RAID 0/1/3/5/10/JBOD (SPAN) /CLONE RAID modes. You can optimize/simplify your workflow by chosing suitable RAID configuration. You can choose hardware RAID for easy set without downloading application, or you can use Software RAID to set/manage RAID modes.

It is the ultimate storage solution for demanding video workflows on location and in the studio. ^^ Aluminum-Alloy Enclosure & 80mm Silent FanThe 5 bay RAID sata enclosure built with rugged heat-dissipating aluminum shell, front and rear with cooling holes, a 80mm intelligent temperature control fan inside can effectively accelerate air convection and rapid cooling. The fan adjusts its speed automatically based on the hard drive's temperature, providing optimal cooling with low noise. ^^ For 2.5" / 3.5" SATA HDD & SSDYottamaster 5 bay USB 3.0 RAID HDD enclosure designed for both 2.5 inch SATA and 3.5 inch SATA HDD/SSDs.

It comes with 5 removeable trays, allowing for easy installation and replacement of either the large desktop hard disk drives or the portable laptop drives and SSD's. The included screws securely fix the hard drives to the trays, effectively protecting them from shock and interface damage. ^^ 5Gbps Transfer RateThis 5 bay hdd enclosure adopt USB 3.1 protocol, transfer rate up to 5Gbps (MAX). Equipped with a versatile USB 3.1 Type-C interface to connect other peripheral devices. Compatible with most Windows, Mac and Linux systems. ^^ Hard Drive Usage NoteIf you are using a brand new hard drive, it may need to be formatted and partitioned before it can be recognized by the computer.

Please remember to back up your data.