HP 400GB SAS 12G Enterprise 741232-001-RFB 2.5" HDD

The HP 400GB SAS 12G Enterprise 741232-001-RFB 2.5" HDD is a 2.5-inch enterprise-class storage drive designed for server and data centre environments. With a SAS interface supporting up to 12 Gbps data transfer, this drive combines a compact 2.5" form factor with high-capacity flash storage suitable for mixed workload and high-throughput applications. The device is built to deliver consistent performance and stability for continuous operation in enterprise storage arrays and RAID configurations.

Advantages

This HP Enterprise 400GB SAS drive provides high data transfer rates via a 12G SAS interface and a dense 2.5" design that saves rack space. It is engineered for reliability and predictable performance under sustained workloads, making it appropriate for enterprise-level storage tiers. The drive’s construction supports integration with common server and storage platforms and is optimized for stability, error recovery, and data integrity.

Suitable for

• Enterprise servers and blade systems requiring compact 2.5" storage
• Storage arrays and RAID configurations in data centres
• High-throughput database and virtualization workloads
• Transaction processing and online services with sustained I/O demands

Key specifications

• Form factor: 2.5-inch
• Capacity: 400 GB
• Interface: SAS 12 Gbps
• Enterprise-grade design optimized for sustained performance
• Suitable for integration in server and storage systems supporting SAS

How to use

Install the drive into a compatible 2.5" drive bay on servers or storage enclosures that support SAS 12G connections. Configure host controllers and RAID settings according to the server or array documentation, and ensure firmware and driver compatibility before deployment. For best results, follow your system vendor’s procedures for hot-swap insertion, drive initialization, and secure configuration within storage volumes.

Usage recommendations

Use this HP 400GB SAS drive in enterprise storage tiers where sustained throughput and predictable latency are required. Maintain regular firmware updates as provided by your system vendor, monitor drive health through SMART or management utilities, and implement RAID or backup strategies to protect against data loss.