Q0L14A HPE 870002-001 STOREFABRIC SN1200E 16GB DUAL PORT FIBRE CHANNEL HBA Q0L14-63001HPE SN1200E (Q0L14A) Product Introduction
Q0L14A (HPE SN1200E) is a dual-port 16Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA), designed to connect HPE ProLiant / Apollo servers to Fibre Channel SAN storage arrays, delivering high IOPS, low latency for enterprise storage environments.
Key Specifications
- SKU: Q0L14A
- Ports: Dual-port 16Gb FC, SFP+ transceiver slots (multi-mode shortwave optics)
- Speed: Auto-negotiate 16 Gb / 8 Gb / 4 Gb Fibre Channel
- Host Interface: PCIe 3.0 x8
- Brackets: Full-height & low-profile half-height brackets included
- Connector: LC fiber connector
- Max IOPS: Up to 1.6M IOPS per port
- Supported Servers: HPE ProLiant & Apollo Gen10 and newer servers
Main Features
1.High Performance Storage I/O: Offers double throughput and much lower latency compared to legacy 8Gb FC HBAs, well suited for flash storage arrays, databases and virtualized workloads.
2.Backward Compatibility: Auto-negotiation with existing 8Gb and 4Gb FC SAN infrastructure, protecting your legacy storage investment.
3.Enterprise Virtualization Optimized: Supports more virtual machines per server, improves VM density and ROI for virtualization platforms.
4.Broad OS Support: Compatible with Windows Server, RHEL, SUSE Linux, VMware ESXi hypervisors.
5.Enterprise Reliability: Designed for 24/7 continuous data center operation, with built-in error handling and SAN diagnostic tools.
Typical Application Scenarios
Enterprise SAN storage access, database servers, virtualization hosts, backup & restore systems, flash array connectivity, HPE server storage expansion.
- Dual 16Gb Fibre Channel ports, auto-negotiate 16G/8G/4G FC
- PCIe 3.0 x8 interface, SFP+ slot for multi-mode LC fiber
- Comes with full-height and low-profile mounting brackets
- High IOPS & low latency for flash SAN, database and virtualization
- Backward compatible with 8Gb / 4Gb existing Fibre Channel storage network
- Works with HPE ProLiant/Apollo Gen10+ servers, VMware, Windows & Linux
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