Sony LTX-1500G LTO Ultrium 5 -nauhakasetti 1.5 TB / 3.0 TB

The Sony LTX-1500G is a high-performance LTO Ultrium 5 tape cartridge designed for reliable data backup and archiving. With a native capacity of 1.5 TB and compressed capacity of 3.0 TB, it offers an excellent balance of storage density and cost efficiency for small to medium-sized businesses. Manufactured with advanced Metal Particle (MP) technology, this cartridge ensures long archival life of over 30 years and robust data integrity with an error rate of 1 x 10^19 bits.

Advantages

Trusted Sony quality ensures consistent performance and durability. The LTO-5 format provides native support for LTFS (Linear Tape File System), enabling easy file-based access to data. With a native transfer rate of up to 140 MB/s and compressed rate up to 280 MB/s, backups are completed quickly. The cartridge includes LTO Cartridge Memory (LTO-CM) for faster media recognition and load times.

Suitable for

• Data backup and disaster recovery
• Long-term archival storage
• Compliance and regulatory data retention
• Media and entertainment content archiving

Key specifications

• Storage Technology: LTO Ultrium 5
• Native Capacity: 1.5 TB (1500 GB)
• Compressed Capacity: 3.0 TB (3000 GB)
• Media Type: Metal Particle (MP)
• Cartridge Type: Single Reel Data Cartridge
• Native Data Transfer Rate: Up to 140 MB/s
• Compressed Data Transfer Rate: Up to 280 MB/s
• Archival Life: 30+ years
• Compatibility: LTO Ultrium 5 drives (read/write), LTO Ultrium 6 drives (read only)
• LTO Cartridge Memory (LTO-CM): Yes
• Number of Partitions: 2 (for LTFS support)
• Write Cycles: 20,000 passes
• Error Rate: 1 x 10^19 bits
• WORM Capability: Yes (drive dependent)
• Cartridge Color: Blue
• Operating Temperature: 10°C to 45°C (50°F to 113°F)
• Operating Humidity: 20% to 80% RH (non-condensing)
• Drop Resistance: 1.0 meter (39 inches)

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use this cartridge with LTO-5 drives. Ensure the drive firmware is up to date. Store cartridges in a clean, dust-free environment within the specified temperature and humidity ranges. Rotate media regularly to maximize archival life.