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BeanTech BT68 RH Enhanced Mobile Rack - Intro, Features & Specs

Model:  BT68AEA

Manufacturer:  BeanTech

Reviewed By:  Miguel

Review Date:  12/12/02

 

    Mobile Hard Drive racks have been around for quite sometime now.  A majority of them provide the same basic functions.  They allow you to swap or remove your internal hard drives quickly and easily.  They are useful mainly for transporting data from one machine to another.  Some mobile racks however offer extra features and can double as a hard drive cooler as well.  The BeanTech BT68 is one of these.

 

Contents

 

 

Inside the box you'll find the mobile rack itself, an illustrated user's guide and a small pack containing your mounting screws and locking keys.

 

 

The rack consists of two parts.  The rack itself which mounts on an open 5.25" drive bay, and the inner tray which holds your hard drive.

 

 

 

The BT86 does not look much different than many mobile racks currently in the market.  One thing I dislike about this one is that it is not made entirely of aluminum.  The sides and bottom are aluminum but the top access panel, front and rear are plastic.

 

Features

 

The BT68 does have some nifty features most users look for. 

 

 

For one, it has dual fans mounted in front of the inner tray.  The dual evercool fans are extremely silent in operation and provide an acceptable amount of airflow.

 

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The highlight of the BT68 is it's Active shock absorber system.  It consists of a thin plate supported by three screws which contain special rubber inserts that act as shock absorbers for drive stability and shock resistance.  This system worked well during our tests. 

 

Here are the full specs from BeanTech:

 

Environmental Specifications
 
Operating
Storage
Ambient Temperature
-5℃ to 50℃
-20℃to 65℃
Relative Humidity(1)
10% to 80%
10% to 90%
Altitude
-1,000 to 50,000 ft
-1,000 to 50,000 ft
-304m to 15,240m
-300m to 15,240m
 
Physical
Drive Carrier
Receiving frame
Height
36.00mm (1.41")
42.40mm (1.66")
Width
118.00mm (4.64")
146.00mm (5.74")
Depth
195.00mm (7.67")
215.00mm (8.46")
 
Chassis Reliability / Maintainability
MTBF
80,000 Hours
Connector insert cycle
Surpass 3,500 times
Preventive Maintenance
None

 

 

 

 

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