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    IHH - Unity 480 - DR Unity XT 480

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    This document provides a summary of a Unity XT 480 storage system configuration including: - The system has 66 drives with a usable capacity of 431.94 TB across 1 SAS and 1 NL-SAS tier. - It has 2 flash drives for FAST Cache with a total usable cache size of 0.00 TB. - Software suites include Unisphere, file/block/VVols, snapshots, encryption, anti-virus, replication and FAST Cache/VP. - Key specifications are 2700 IOPS, 1.554 kVA power consumption and annual energy cost of $12,802.

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    IHH - Unity 480 - DR Unity XT 480

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    This document provides a summary of a Unity XT 480 storage system configuration including: - The system has 66 drives with a usable capacity of 431.94 TB across 1 SAS and 1 NL-SAS tier. - It has 2 flash drives for FAST Cache with a total usable cache size of 0.00 TB. - Software suites include Unisphere, file/block/VVols, snapshots, encryption, anti-virus, replication and FAST Cache/VP. - Key specifications are 2700 IOPS, 1.554 kVA power consumption and annual energy cost of $12,802.

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    This document provides a summary of a Unity XT 480 storage system configuration including: - The system has 66 drives with a usable capacity of 431.94 TB across 1 SAS and 1 NL-SAS tier. - It has 2 flash drives for FAST Cache with a total usable cache size of 0.00 TB. - Software suites include Unisphere, file/block/VVols, snapshots, encryption, anti-virus, replication and FAST Cache/VP. - Key specifications are 2700 IOPS, 1.554 kVA power consumption and annual energy cost of $12,802.

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    IHH - Unity 480 - DR Unity XT 480

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    This document provides a summary of a Unity XT 480 storage system configuration including: - The system has 66 drives with a usable capacity of 431.94 TB across 1 SAS and 1 NL-SAS tier. - It has 2 flash drives for FAST Cache with a total usable cache size of 0.00 TB. - Software suites include Unisphere, file/block/VVols, snapshots, encryption, anti-virus, replication and FAST Cache/VP. - Key specifications are 2700 IOPS, 1.554 kVA power consumption and annual energy cost of $12,802.

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    IHH - Unity 480 - DR Unity XT 480

    Index Page

    System Cabinet Layout 1

    General Information 1

    System Tier Information 1

    Pool Configuration 2

    Power Information 2

    I/O Configuration 2

    Software Suites 3

    Additional Information 3
    Cabinet 1

    General Information
    Model Number Unity XT 480 Usable Capacity 431.94 TB
    Raw Capacity 579.53 TB Total Drive Count 66
    Unit Count 14 U Workload 80% Read - 20% Write
    IOPS 2700 Capacity Utilization NA
    Block Size 8K Configuration Type New Solution

    System Tier Information


    Flash Count Spares SAS Count Spares NL-SAS Count Spares

    1.2TB 10K 10 1 12TB 7.2K 50 2

    Total 0 11 52

    Usable Capacity 0.00 TB 4.30 TB 427.64 TB

    Fast Cache

    Drive Type 400GB FLASH

    Count 2

    Hot Spare Count 1

    Form Factor 2.5

    Total 3

    Page 1
    Pool Configuration
    Pool1 (Traditional Pool)

    Usable
    Tier Form Factor Drive Type RAID Type Spare Policy Drive Count IOPS
    Capacity

    SAS 2.5 1.2TB 10K RAID 6 (4+2) 1/32 6 4.30 TB 450

    NL-SAS 3.5 12TB 7.2K RAID 6 (8+2) 1/32 50 427.64 TB 2250

    Total 56 431.94 TB 2700

    Power Information
    Power Summary Environmental

    Power Consumption 1.554 kVA Operating Temp Below 26C

    Region United States Heat Dissipation 4438 Btu/Hr

    Input Voltage V~208 Sound Pressure 58 db

    Phases Single Phase Sound Power 7.4 bels

    Site Circuit Breaker 30 Weight 718 lbs

    Peak Inrush Current 145 A Dimensions 24 in Width x 41.33 in Depth x


    75 in Height

    Clearance 42 in Front x 36 in Rear x


    18 in Top

    Energy Cost

    Annual Energy Cost

    GHG Emissions 12.802 tonnes/yr

    Currency

    PUE 2

    Emission Factor 1238.39 lb/MWh

    Local Utility Rate

    I/O Configuration
    Mezz Card 4 x 10GbE Opt

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    Software Suites

    Unity Hybrid Base Software • Unisphere Suite


    • File, Block, VVols
    • Snapshots
    • Encryption
    • Anti-virus
    • Native Replication
    • FAST Cache & FAST VP

    Additional Information
    System Drive Tier Performance Date Created 22 Jan 2024
    System Drives Used For Data No Midrange Sizer Version 8.7.2
    Raw Percentage of Flash 0% Reserved NVMe Slots No
    Operating System Version Unity 5.2 Total Spares 4

    Legal Disclaimer
    Dell EMC provides Midrange Sizer as a tool to help estimate, size and analyze storage capacity and IOPS requirements for
    Unity, SC Series and PowerVault array. Midrange Sizer is provided solely for estimating storage sizing. Results are based on
    ordering requirements and best practices of product capabilities and limitations. Midrange Sizer uses a set of sizing assumptions
    along with provided inputs which may cause results to vary greatly due to many specific factors such as the environment
    setup/infrastructure, use-case and workload.

    Midrange Sizer’s output is not a guarantee that a storage array will meet all actual data storage sizing requirements or any
    expected savings.

    Please carefully read all of the terms of this disclaimer. By viewing and utilizing Midrange Sizer, you acknowledge that you have
    read, understand and agree to this disclaimer.

    * TB/GB label represents capacity in base-2 i.e. 1TB = 1024*1024*1024*1024 bytes


    * True effective capacity and usable capacity are reported which is calculated after all spare space is accounted for.

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