Genesis V 3U-16 Bay 4GB/s Fibre to SATA II RAID Array

High Performance Meets Affordability
Now you can achieve better connectivity and higher data transfer rates with MicroNet’s Genesis V, 3U-16 Bay Fibre to SATA II RAID subsystem. The Genesis V is a high density Disk Array system that can tolerate simultaneous drive failures without data loss or downtime.

MicroNet’s Genesis V, 3U-16 Bay 4Gb/s Fibre to SATA II supports RAID levels 0, 1, 0+1, 3, 5, 6 and JBOD. Genesis V also offers hot spare, automatic hot rebuild and online capacity expansion. RAID management functions include a smart-function LCD panel, environmental monitoring and real time drive activity and status indicators. MicroNet’s Genesis V is a perfect solution for those seeking extraordinary performance in a RAID subsystem.

	Starting at $8,119

	16TB \| 32TB

Overview
Specification
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Overview

SKU#	Description	Capacity	Buy Direct

MGR-16FC16A	3U-16 Bay 4GB/s Fibre to SATA II RAID	16TB

MGR-16FC32A	3U-16 Bay 4GB/s Fibre to SATA II RAID	32TB

Affordable Storage Solution
Now SMB's have the flexibility to meet both their technical and budget requirements. Because of their higher capacities and lower cost, SATA Hard Disk Drives have become the standard in most storage devices. They provide high-speed data transfer rates, better connectivity, hot-plug capability and more. Because of the multiple benefits, MicroNet utilizes SATA drives in their new Genesis V family of RAID solutions for increased performance along with data integrity and protection.

High Performance Options
For those seeking intensive I/O applications, MicroNet offers the option of SAS drives on two models as well. MicroNet’s Genesis V family includes the protection of RAID 6 that allows small and medium-sized businesses to take advantage of the performance, features and data protection only found in more expensive Enterprise solutions.

Genesis Family of Storage Solutions
The Genesis V family offers solutions connecting Fibre Channel, SAS and Ultra320 SCSI enabled hosts to 8, 12 and 16 bay disk storage systems, with SATA2 and SAS disk options for price and performance flexibility. MicroNet’s Genesis V family has a solution that will allow SMBs to scale up as their business grows with simple, cost effective RAID storage.

Downloads:
Genesis V 3U 16 Bay Fibre to SATA II RAID Data Sheet
Genesis V 3U 16 Bay Fibre to SATA II RAID Manual

Specification

Form Factor: 3U 19-inch Rackmount chassis
RAID Processor: Intel 80321 64-bit RISC
RAID Levels: 0, 1, 0+1, 3, 5, 6 and JBOD
Cache Memory: 128MB ~ 1024MB
Host Bus Interface: FC-AL x 2 (4Gb/s)
Drive Bus Interface: SATA II
Data Transfer Rate: Up to 400MB/s
Hot-Swappable
Power Supplies: Three 300W power supplies w/PFC
Cooling Fans: 2 (blower)
SNMP Protocol Support: Yes
Background RAID Initialization: Yes
S.M.A.R.T.: Yes
Array Roaming: Yes
Power Requirements: AC 90V ~ 254V Full Range
Operating Environment
Relative Humidity: 10% ~ 85% Non-Condensing
Operating Temp: 10˚C ~ 50˚C (50˚F ~ 122˚F)
Physical Dimensions: 133mm H x 482mm W x 609mm D (5.24 H x 18.98 W x 23.98 D)
Weight: 20.5kgs/45.1lbs (without drives)
Warranty: 3-Years

* Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Features

Transparent data protection for all popular operating systems
RAID levels 0, 1, 0+1, 3, 5, 6 and JBOD
Supports hot spare and automatic hot rebuild
Allows online capacity expansion within the enclosure
Local audible event notification alarm
Supports password protection
Supports UPS connection
Built-in serial port interface for remote event notification
Supports clustering technology
RAID ADG (RAID 6) tolerates multiple simultaneous drive failures without down time or data loss
Supports multiple array enclosures per host connection
Online RAID level migration
3 year Warranty

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Customer Reviews

Great RAID box for a bargain price
First impressions are very good. Build quality is quite high with a solid metal case. Drives were already fitted with the carriers and packed securely outside of the case. Time from boxing to power up was about five minutes. It took about a minute to boot and was ready to go...