The Dell EMC PowerStore 1200T is a high-performance, unified storage appliance built on an all-NVMe architecture. It supports block, file, and virtual-volume (vVol) workloads, and is designed to scale both up (within a system) and out (across systems) to meet evolving enterprise demands. The 1200T is targeted toward mid-to-large scale environments needing low latency, high throughput, and flexible deployment in data centers. It is part of Dell’s PowerStore T series of storage arrays.
Key highlights of the platform include built-in intelligence, always-on data reduction, non-disruptive upgrades, integration for containerized and virtual workloads, and support for multiple front-end protocols (FC, iSCSI, NVMe/FC, NVMe/TCP).
Below are some of the primary capabilities and features of the PowerStore 1200T:
Here is a consolidated set of technical specifications for the Dell EMC PowerStore 1200T:
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Category |
Specification |
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Processor / Cores |
4 × Intel Xeon (40 cores total), 2.4 GHz |
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Memory (Max) |
384 GB |
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Drive Bays |
Up to 93 NVMe drives per appliance (base + expansions) |
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Raw Capacity (max per appliance) |
~ 5.9 PB |
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Supported Protocols / Front-end |
FC, NVMe/FC, iSCSI, NVMe/TCP |
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Front-end Ports (max) |
Up to 24 front-end ports (across all protocols) |
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IO Modules / Mezzanine Slots |
Up to 2 mezzanine cards / 4 I/O modules per appliance |
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Power / Electrical |
Max input: 240 VAC ±10%, ~6.5 A at 200 VAC, ~1,297 VA (≈ 1,271 W) |
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Weight / Dimensions |
Fully populated: ~ 26.08 kg (57.5 lb); Height: ~ 8.89 cm (3.5 in) |
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Expansion Enclosures |
Supports NVMe expansion enclosures (2U, 24 drive NVMe SSD shelves) |
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Data Efficiency |
Always-on compression, deduplication, thin provisioning, zero-detect, etc. |
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Resiliency / Protection |
Dynamic Resiliency Engine (DRE), redundant power, fans, etc. |
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Management Interfaces |
Web UI (PowerStore Manager), CLI, REST APIs |
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Workload Support |
Block, file, vVols, containers, virtual machines |
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Warranty / Support |
(Typically shipped with a support contract; varying by region) |