Plasmon UDO30WOBAR 13,3 cm ( 5,2 inch ) 30 GB UDO Write Once, Barcoded
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45,10 EUR |
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( 53,67 EUR incl. VAT ) ≈ £37.61 | ≈ $50.47 plus delivery charges: 55,00 € |
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| Delivery time from supplier's stock (ca.) 12 workdaysinfo_outline | |
| In Stock: >1000 pieces | |
| Datasheet: | file_download Download |
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| Lieske Part No.: | 859619 |
| Mfg Part No: | UDO30WOBAR |
| Weight: | 0.27 kg |
Product information for Plasmon UDO30WOBAR:
This product is an optical storage medium from manufacturer Plasmon, type UDO30WOBAR, specifically designed for use in UDO (Ultra Density Optical) drives. It is a 5.25-inch format medium with a storage capacity of 30 GB, designed as a Write-Once medium (WORM), meaning it can be written to only once. This feature makes it particularly suitable for applications where the immutability of stored data is critical, such as long-term archiving of legally relevant documents, medical data sets, or other sensitive information that must not be altered after recording.
UDO is an optical storage technology based on high-density optics, enabling high data density. The medium is developed for use in UDO drives, which are specifically designed to process these storage formats. The single-write capability (Write-Once) ensures that data cannot be modified or deleted after recording, providing high security against tampering.
WORM (Write Once, Read Many) is a standard in archiving technology that ensures data cannot be modified after recording. This is particularly important in industries with strict compliance requirements, such as financial services or healthcare. The medium is therefore ideal for creating immutable, long-term secure archives.
Barcode Label is an integrated feature of the medium, enabling unique identification and automated management. The barcode can be read by archiving systems or automated media changers to quickly and accurately locate, catalog, and manage the medium. This improves efficiency when handling large volumes of storage media in professional archiving environments.
The capacity of 30 GB allows for the storage of large data volumes on a single medium, reducing the number of physical storage carriers required and simplifying management. The 5.25-inch format is standardized for UDO systems and fits into corresponding drives without modification. The use of optical storage media like UDO offers high data security and long lifespan compared to magnetic storage media.
The medium is designed for use in professional archiving systems, particularly in environments where data integrity and immutability are paramount. It is suitable for long-term archiving of data that must be read regularly but never modified. The combination of high capacity, single-write capability, and barcode identification makes it a reliable tool in data archiving.
The use of the medium requires a compatible UDO drive capable of reading and writing to the optical layer of the medium. Writing occurs only once; after that, the medium is locked for further write operations. Readability, however, remains over a long period, provided the medium is stored under appropriate conditions.
Compatibility is limited to UDO drives that support the UDO format. It is not compatible with other optical storage formats such as CD, DVD, or Blu-ray. Use in an incompatible drive is not possible and may damage the medium or the device.
Storage of the medium should occur under controlled conditions to ensure longevity and data integrity. Recommended conditions include constant temperature, low humidity, and protection from direct sunlight. Exact storage conditions are documented in the technical data sheets of UDO systems.
The description refers exclusively to the medium itself. The medium is delivered as a single storage medium without additional components, instructions, or packaging accessories. Use requires integration into an existing UDO archiving system.
Data security is ensured by the WORM property and optical storage technology. Data cannot be altered after recording, protecting against accidental or intentional changes. Optical storage also offers high resistance to magnetic interference and physical damage compared to magnetic storage media.
The medium is designed for use in professional environments where long-term data archiving plays a central role. It is not a consumer product but a specialized storage medium for use in IT infrastructures with high requirements for data integrity and security. Use requires knowledge of UDO systems and proper handling of storage media.
Barcode identification enables automated management of media, especially in systems with automated media changers. This reduces error risk in manual management and speeds up access to stored data. The barcode information is directly applied to the medium and can be recognized by compatible reading devices.
The exact lifespan depends on storage conditions and storage quality. The WORM property contributes to long-term data stability, as no write operations occur that could compromise the storage structure.
Usage is exclusively in UDO drives specifically developed for processing this format. It is not suitable for use in standard CD or DVD drives. Writing occurs only once; after that, the medium is locked for write operations. Readability remains intact as long as the medium is not physically damaged.
Storage of the medium should occur under controlled conditions to ensure longevity and data integrity. Recommended conditions include constant temperature, low humidity, and protection from direct sunlight. Exact storage conditions are documented in the technical data sheets of UDO systems.
Data security is ensured by the WORM property and optical storage technology. Data cannot be altered after recording, protecting against accidental or intentional changes. Optical storage also offers high resistance to magnetic interference and physical damage compared to magnetic storage media.
The medium is designed for use in professional environments where long-term data archiving plays a central role. It is not a consumer product but a specialized storage medium for use in IT infrastructures with high requirements for data integrity and security. Use requires knowledge of UDO systems and proper handling of storage media.
Barcode identification enables automated management of media, especially in systems with automated media changers. This reduces error risk in manual management and speeds up access to stored data. The barcode information is directly applied to the medium and can be recognized by compatible reading devices.
The exact lifespan depends on storage conditions and storage quality. The WORM property contributes to long-term data stability, as no write operations occur that could compromise the storage structure.
Usage is exclusively in UDO drives specifically developed for processing this format. It is not suitable for use in standard CD or DVD drives. Writing occurs only once; after that, the medium is locked for write operations. Readability remains intact as long as the medium is not physically damaged.
UDO is an optical storage technology based on high-density optics, enabling high data density. The medium is developed for use in UDO drives, which are specifically designed to process these storage formats. The single-write capability (Write-Once) ensures that data cannot be modified or deleted after recording, providing high security against tampering.
WORM (Write Once, Read Many) is a standard in archiving technology that ensures data cannot be modified after recording. This is particularly important in industries with strict compliance requirements, such as financial services or healthcare. The medium is therefore ideal for creating immutable, long-term secure archives.
Barcode Label is an integrated feature of the medium, enabling unique identification and automated management. The barcode can be read by archiving systems or automated media changers to quickly and accurately locate, catalog, and manage the medium. This improves efficiency when handling large volumes of storage media in professional archiving environments.
The capacity of 30 GB allows for the storage of large data volumes on a single medium, reducing the number of physical storage carriers required and simplifying management. The 5.25-inch format is standardized for UDO systems and fits into corresponding drives without modification. The use of optical storage media like UDO offers high data security and long lifespan compared to magnetic storage media.
The medium is designed for use in professional archiving systems, particularly in environments where data integrity and immutability are paramount. It is suitable for long-term archiving of data that must be read regularly but never modified. The combination of high capacity, single-write capability, and barcode identification makes it a reliable tool in data archiving.
The use of the medium requires a compatible UDO drive capable of reading and writing to the optical layer of the medium. Writing occurs only once; after that, the medium is locked for further write operations. Readability, however, remains over a long period, provided the medium is stored under appropriate conditions.
Compatibility is limited to UDO drives that support the UDO format. It is not compatible with other optical storage formats such as CD, DVD, or Blu-ray. Use in an incompatible drive is not possible and may damage the medium or the device.
Storage of the medium should occur under controlled conditions to ensure longevity and data integrity. Recommended conditions include constant temperature, low humidity, and protection from direct sunlight. Exact storage conditions are documented in the technical data sheets of UDO systems.
The description refers exclusively to the medium itself. The medium is delivered as a single storage medium without additional components, instructions, or packaging accessories. Use requires integration into an existing UDO archiving system.
Data security is ensured by the WORM property and optical storage technology. Data cannot be altered after recording, protecting against accidental or intentional changes. Optical storage also offers high resistance to magnetic interference and physical damage compared to magnetic storage media.
The medium is designed for use in professional environments where long-term data archiving plays a central role. It is not a consumer product but a specialized storage medium for use in IT infrastructures with high requirements for data integrity and security. Use requires knowledge of UDO systems and proper handling of storage media.
Barcode identification enables automated management of media, especially in systems with automated media changers. This reduces error risk in manual management and speeds up access to stored data. The barcode information is directly applied to the medium and can be recognized by compatible reading devices.
The exact lifespan depends on storage conditions and storage quality. The WORM property contributes to long-term data stability, as no write operations occur that could compromise the storage structure.
Usage is exclusively in UDO drives specifically developed for processing this format. It is not suitable for use in standard CD or DVD drives. Writing occurs only once; after that, the medium is locked for write operations. Readability remains intact as long as the medium is not physically damaged.
Storage of the medium should occur under controlled conditions to ensure longevity and data integrity. Recommended conditions include constant temperature, low humidity, and protection from direct sunlight. Exact storage conditions are documented in the technical data sheets of UDO systems.
Data security is ensured by the WORM property and optical storage technology. Data cannot be altered after recording, protecting against accidental or intentional changes. Optical storage also offers high resistance to magnetic interference and physical damage compared to magnetic storage media.
The medium is designed for use in professional environments where long-term data archiving plays a central role. It is not a consumer product but a specialized storage medium for use in IT infrastructures with high requirements for data integrity and security. Use requires knowledge of UDO systems and proper handling of storage media.
Barcode identification enables automated management of media, especially in systems with automated media changers. This reduces error risk in manual management and speeds up access to stored data. The barcode information is directly applied to the medium and can be recognized by compatible reading devices.
The exact lifespan depends on storage conditions and storage quality. The WORM property contributes to long-term data stability, as no write operations occur that could compromise the storage structure.
Usage is exclusively in UDO drives specifically developed for processing this format. It is not suitable for use in standard CD or DVD drives. Writing occurs only once; after that, the medium is locked for write operations. Readability remains intact as long as the medium is not physically damaged.
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| Format | 5,25'' |
| Memory capacity | 30 GB |
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