WD 2TB Red NAS HDD – Reliable NAS Storage

Optimized for Small NAS Environments

The WD 2TB Red NAS HDD is built specifically for small to medium NAS systems.
It supports up to 8 bays, making it suitable for home or small business storage setups.
This drive delivers dependable 24/7 operation under moderate workloads.
With 2TB of capacity, it provides ample space for backups, media, and shared files.

Efficient Performance for Continuous Use

The 5400 RPM spindle speed balances quiet operation with energy efficiency.
This makes the drive perfect for always-on NAS devices in noise-sensitive environments.
Its 64MB cache helps optimize data access and improve response time.
SATA 6Gb/s interface ensures reliable and fast data transfer.

Built for Durability and Reliability

Designed with NASware firmware, the drive enhances system compatibility and data integrity.
It supports a 180TB/year workload rate, ideal for regular file sharing and backups.
An MTBF of 1 million hours ensures consistent performance over the long term.
These features help reduce downtime and maintain the health of your storage system.

Suitable for Diverse NAS Applications

The WD Red 2TB drive is compatible with a range of NAS brands and models.
It supports RAID configurations, allowing for flexible storage management.
The drive is suitable for file servers, media streaming, and cloud storage within small teams.
Its SMR (Shingled Magnetic Recording) technology maximizes storage density for sequential workloads.

Summary

The Western Digital (WD) 2TB Red NAS HDD, 3.5-inch internal hard drive designed for Network Attached Storage (NAS) systems has a capacity of 2TB, a 5400 RPM rotation speed, a 64MB cache, and is intended for use in NAS deployments of up to 8 bays.

The WD 2TB Red NAS HDD offers reliable storage for up to 8-bay NAS systems.
It combines low power consumption with dependable performance for small-scale use.
With a 5400 RPM speed, 64MB cache, and 1 million hours MTBF, it ensures value and stability.
Choose it for a balance of efficiency, capacity, and long-term NAS reliability.