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QNAP 78936 UX-800P 8-Bay USB 3.0 Expansion Unit

Expand Your Storage Capacity with EaseThe QNAP UX-800P Expansion Unit allows you to easily increase the storage capacity of your compatible QNAP NAS device. Featuring 8 bays and USB 3.0 connectivity, this expansion unit provides a convenient and cost-effective way to store your growing data. ...

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Overview

Expand Your Storage Capacity with Ease

The QNAP UX-800P Expansion Unit allows you to easily increase the storage capacity of your compatible QNAP NAS device. Featuring 8 bays and USB 3.0 connectivity, this expansion unit provides a convenient and cost-effective way to store your growing data.

  • Number of Bays: 8
  • Connectivity: USB 3.0
  • Compatibility: For all QNAP Atom TS-x69 series

Key Features

UX-800P

Specifications

Brand
QNAP
Model Name
UX-800P
Drive Bays
8-Bay
Interface
USB 3.0
Product Type
Expansion Unit

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the QNAP UX-800P is an 8-Bay USB 3.0 Expansion Unit designed to expand the storage capacity of a compatible QNAP NAS system, not operate independently.
The product listing specifies "UX-800P," indicating it's the expansion unit itself, and does not mention the inclusion of any hard drives. These would need to be purchased separately.
The QNAP UX-800P connects via USB 3.0, offering relatively fast data transfer speeds.
While it is an 8-bay unit, the listing does not specify the maximum supported capacity per hard drive bay, so the total potential storage is not explicitly stated.
The UX-800P is primarily designed to connect to compatible QNAP NAS devices for storage expansion and may not function as a direct attached storage for a computer without specific QNAP software or drivers.
The listing does not detail RAID support specifically within the expansion unit itself; RAID functionality is typically managed by the connected QNAP NAS.