Internal Hard Drive Lenovo 2.5" 1800 (model 4XB7A14113-RFB) — 2.5-inch SATA enterprise drive

This Lenovo internal 2.5" 1800 hard drive (model 4XB7A14113-RFB) is a compact SATA enterprise drive designed for servers, workstations and storage arrays. The drive fits standard 2.5-inch bays and provides reliable block storage for operating systems, databases and application data. Intended for enterprise environments, it supports standard SATA interfaces and is suitable for upgrades, replacements or expanding internal storage in compatible systems.

Advantages

The 2.5-inch form factor offers a space-efficient solution for dense server and workstation configurations while maintaining compatibility with standard SATA connections. As an enterprise-class internal drive, the Lenovo 4XB7A14113-RFB is engineered for consistent block-level storage performance and dependable operation in multi-drive enclosures. Its compact size facilitates easier installation and replacement in racks, trays and internal drive bays that accept 2.5" SATA drives.

Suitable for

• Enterprise servers requiring 2.5" SATA drives
• Workstations needing internal SATA storage
• Storage arrays and DAS with 2.5" bays
• Upgrades or replacements of existing internal drives
• Systems hosting operating systems, databases or application data

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Lenovo
• Model / MPN: 4XB7A14113-RFB
• Form factor: 2.5-inch
• Interface: SATA (standard enterprise SATA interface)
• Intended use: Enterprise internal drive for servers, workstations and storage arrays

How to use

Power down the host system and follow the manufacturer’s service manual for safe handling and ESD precautions. Remove the carrier or open the drive bay of the server, workstation or storage enclosure that accepts 2.5" SATA drives. Insert the Lenovo 4XB7A14113-RFB into the compatible bay or mounting bracket, secure it according to the chassis design, and reconnect power and SATA connectors where applicable. After booting, verify drive detection in firmware/BIOS and initialize or format the drive in the operating system or storage controller as required by your deployment (for example, partitioning, RAID configuration or provisioning in a storage array).

Usage recommendations

Ensure firmware and compatibility with the host system before installation. Use proper anti-static procedures when handling the drive and follow the vendor’s guidelines for drive mounting, cooling and RAID configurations. For critical deployments, verify drive health and perform initial diagnostics after installation and include the drive in routine monitoring and backup procedures.