
RAIDPacs are perfect for jobs that require large capacity, speed and reliability. Each individual RAIDPac is a RAID 5 array that can hold up to 6TB of data and still recover from the loss of a single drive. In RAID 0, RAIDPacs are capable of storing up to 9TB of data.
Each RAIDPac monitors the health of the drives it contains. In the event of drive failure, the RAIDPac will show the failed drive. For convenience, dead drives can be swapped live from the front of the RAIDPac.
RAIDPacs are made of rugged sheet metal and are machined to be ergonomic, well-ventilated and durable.

RAIDPacs are the largest hot-pluggable backup media in the world (NOW UP TO 9 TB). They integrate up to 3 SATA hard drives with a built in hardware RAID (0,1*,5, and other modes*) controller making a completely self-contained RAID system complete with cooling that can be hot-plugged from any RAIDFrame(R) chassis. RAIDPacs may be set for either RAID 0 (striping) operation or RAID 1,5 (redundant and striped, allowing a drive to fail and still operate).
In RAID 0 the capacity of all three drives is added together for the final capacity. In RAID 5, two of the hard drive’s capacities are added together for the final capacity.
In RAID 5, when a drive fails, the failed drive can be changed (even while the unit is operating without interruption*) and the system will automatically rebuild itself back to a fault tolerant level without any host intervention or interruption.
In RAID 0, if a drive fails, all data will be lost. The failed drive can be replaced and the pack reinitialized for new operation.
Because RAIDPacs are completely selfcontained, the RAIDPac can be accessed in the field, outside of a RAIDFrame with no special controller or driver software simply with either a SATA connection or USB 3.0* and a molex drive power connection.
The specially provided free software below (HW RAID Manager) allows you to monitor up to 5 RAIDPacs simultaneously from one host and to see status, control configuration and set automatic notifications and logging of failures and errors*.
Click here to see video of RAIDPac G2 failed drive replacement while running hot.
* – RAIDPac G2 feature only. RAIDPac G2 replaces the G1, is compatible with existing RAIDFrame systems and is new for July 2011.
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Standard 12 Month. Extensions available with advance replacement feature.