| Optional Certifications Available for ToughArmor MB491SKL-1B | |
| TAA | Trade Agreements Act Compliance |
| UL | Safety Standard Certification |
| UL94 | Flammability of Plastic Materials |
| FCC | Federal Communications Commission Compliance |
| Wide Temperature | MIL-STD-810H - Method 501.7 & 502.7 |
| Vibration Test | MIL-STD-810H, Method 514.8, Procedure I (Resistance to vibrations) |
| Functional Shock | MIL-STD-810H, Method 516.8- Procedure I (Protection against shocks) |
| • | Wodoodporna osłona IPX5 |
| • | Podwójny system blokady - metalowa blokada lufy + blokada śruby kciuka |
| • | Pasuje do 1 x 2,5” SAS/SATA HDD/SSD o wysokości od 5 do 15 mm w zewnętrznej wnęce na dysk 3,5” |
| • | Obsługa SATA 6 Gb/s lub SAS 3.0 12 Gb/s (Single Channel) |
| • | Wyjmowana, wymienialna podczas pracy kieszeń na dyski ułatwia konserwację dysków |
| • | Wytrzymała metalowa obudowa i kieszeń na dyski |
| • | Anti-Vibration Technology - Tworzy bezpieczne środowisko dla dysków twardych lub SSD |
| • | Active Power Technology (APT) - Dioda LED włącza się tylko wtedy, gdy zainstalowany jest dysk |
| • | EMI Grounding - Chroni dyski twarde przed uszkodzeniami elektrycznymi |
| • | Klapka przeciwpyłowa zapobiega przedostawaniu się kurzu, gdy wnęka na dysk jest pusta |
| • | Zatrzask blokujący zarówno 7-pinowy port danych SATA, jak i 15-pinowy port zasilania SATA |
| • | *Zgodność z normą MIL-STD-810H metoda 516.8 (wstrząsy) i 514.8 (wibracje) |
Uwaga: Certyfikat MIL-STD-810H metoda 516.8 (wstrząsy) i 514.8 (wibracje) dotyczy tylko urządzenia, nie obejmuje wodoodpornej pokrywy.
| Model Number： | MB491SKL-1B |
| Color： | Black |
| Support Drive Size： | 2.5" SSD / HDD |
| Compatible Drive Type： | SATA / single channel SAS (SAS host required) |
| Number of Drives： | 1 |
| Max Drive Height： | 15mm |
| Drive Bay： | 1 x 3.5" drive bay |
| Host Interface： |
1 x SATA 7pin (support SAS single channel) |
| Power Input： | 1 x SATA 15pin power |
| Transfer Rate： | SATA 3.0 up to 6Gbps / SAS 3.0 up to 12Gbps |
| Support SDD Capacity： | No limitation |
| Drive Cooling (Passive)： | Metal heat dispersion |
| Structure / Material： | Full metal |
| Support Hot-Swap： | Yes |
| Product Dimension (W x H x D)： | 142.5 x 48.7 x 123.2mm |
| Product Net Weight： | 421.8g |
| Package Gross Weight： | 635.6g |
| Drive Activity LED Indication： | Drive power: solid green; HDD access: flashing amber |
| Package Contents： | 1 - device, 1 - user manual, 12 - screw, 2 - key |
| Connector Insertion Rate ： | 10,000 |
| Humidity： | 5%~65% RH |
| Operating Temperature： | 0°C to 60°C (32°F to 140°F) |
| Storage Temperature： | -35°C to 70°C (-31°F to 158°F) |
| Compliance： | CE, RoHS, REACH |
| Warranty： | 5 years |
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Q: Does MB491SKL-1B support the new SATA 3.3 / SAS 3.0 Power Disable feature (PWDIS)?
A: The MB491SKL-1B does not support the SATA 3.3 / SAS 3.0 PWDIS feature. If you install the SATA/SAS HDD/SSD with PWDIS in MB491SKL-1B , the drive will not spin, and the system won't detect the drive. See the list below for known SATA/SAS HDD/SSD with the PWDIS feature.
While we recommend to avoid using the SATA/SAS HDD/SSD with PWDIS, you can use the methods below to disable the PWDIS feature physically if you already purchased the drive:
Method 1 – Using the Molex to SATA adapter or cable to disconnect the power to Pin 3 of the SATA power connector.
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| Molex to SATA Adapter | Molex to SATA Cable |
Method 2 – Placing Kapton tape on Pin 1-3 of the SATA/SAS power connector to isolate the 3.3V power, as shown below.
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Please contact tech@icydock.com if the problem persists.
Q: I feel that the drive tray's upper and lower metal spring is stuck when inserting the drive tray. What should I do?
A: Remove the drive tray from the enclosure and reinsert the tray without putting excessive pressure on the metal mesh sheet in front of the tray. Excessive force on the front metal mesh sheet may bend the top and bottom metal spring, causing difficulties when inserting the drive tray. Therefore, please do not forcingly insert the drive tray when this happens as it may cause damage to the metal spring.
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| Please DO NOT put excessive pressure on the metal mesh sheet as shown |
