Dell 342-2100 2TB 7200RPM SAS 6Gb/s 3.5-inch hard drive provides reliable high-capacity enterprise storage for PowerEdge servers. Available with 4–6 business days lead time.

342-2100 – Dell 2TB 7200RPM SAS 6Gb/s 3.5-Inch Hard Drive

The Dell 342-2100 2TB SAS Hard Drive is a reliable enterprise storage solution designed for Dell PowerEdge servers and data center environments. Featuring a 7200 RPM spindle speed and SAS 6Gb/s interface, this drive delivers stable performance, consistent throughput, and dependable high-capacity storage for business-critical workloads.

Built in a 3.5-inch large form factor (LFF), it is ideal for standard server drive bays and storage arrays that require scalable capacity. The hot-pluggable design enables installation and replacement without system downtime, ensuring continuous availability in enterprise operations.

This drive is well-suited for backup systems, file storage, and RAID configurations where capacity, reliability, and cost efficiency are key priorities.

Model Type:

Internal Enterprise HDD — 3.5″ SAS (6Gb/s, 7.2K RPM, Hot-Pluggable)

Category:

Storage — Enterprise SAS Hard Disk Drive (HDD)

Key Features:
2TB Capacity — High-capacity storage for enterprise workloads
7200 RPM Speed — Reliable performance for general server operations
SAS 6Gb/s Interface — Stable enterprise-grade connectivity
3.5-Inch LFF Design — Compatible with standard server bays
Hot-Pluggable Support — Replace drives without downtime
Enterprise Reliability — Built for 24/7 continuous operation
Cost-Effective Storage — Ideal for capacity-focused environments
RAID Compatible — Suitable for scalable storage systems
Technical Specifications:
Specification Details
Model 342-2100
Capacity 2TB
Drive Type Internal HDD
Interface SAS 6Gb/s
Spindle Speed 7200 RPM
Form Factor 3.5″
Hot-Swap Yes
Workload Type Enterprise / Nearline Storage
Compatibility Dell PowerEdge Servers & Storage Arrays
Lead Time 4–6 Business Days
Typical Use Cases:
Enterprise file and backup servers
RAID storage arrays
Archival and nearline storage
Data center capacity expansion
General-purpose server workloads