- Rack Dimensions: 1 Rack Unit
- RAID Mode: 1, Mirrored, Full Redundancy
- Warranty: 1 Year
LEIGHTRONIX LGX-1TBR-L
Part Number: LGX-1TBR-L
Capacity: 1000GB
Proven to be a reliable communications network for a wide range of peripheral devices, USB hard drives are the primary means of local digital storage for LEIGHTRONIX video servers. The LEIGHTRONIX NEXUS® series store digital video files on one to four external Universal Serial Bus (USB) hard drives, while the E-HD2™ video server can accommodate one to three USB hard drives. The NEXUS supports a total of up to one terabyte of USB storage, while the UltraNEXUS™, UltraNEXUS-SDI™, and E-HD2 can each support up to four terabytes. Overall storage for these server systems may be expanded by using the TOTAL SHARE™ feature with additional network attached storage (NAS) devices.
LEIGHTRONIX USB storage saves you time and money. Our scalable, external USB storage configurations allow you to add as little or as much storage as you need. And unlike internal video server storage systems that often use proprietary drive configurations, LEIGHTRONIX USB storage simplifies field maintenance and expansion.
In our continued efforts to offer the most reliable solutions in the industry, LEIGHTRONIX has revised the list of officially supported hard drives. Many drives which were previously supported by LEIGHTRONIX have been removed as a result of long-term performance evaluation data, changes in manufacturing hardware/firmware, changes in drive part numbers and availability, and manufacturers' production changes beyond our control. Please contact us if you have any questions.
LEIGHTRONIX LGX-1TBR-L
Part Number: LGX-1TBR-L
Capacity: 1000GB
LEIGHTRONIX LGX-2TBR-L*
Part Number: LGX-2TBR-L
Capacity: 2000GB
*Only for use with the UltraNEXUS, UltraNEXUS-SDI, and E-HD2 video servers.
The LGX-1TBR-L and LGX-2TBR-L USB storage devices are equipped with dual hard disc drives and are configured and shipped in RAID 1 mode. The hard disc drives are mirrored (exact copies of each other), providing 100% redundancy for digital media. Each device's drive enclosure is rack mountable and only occupies one rack unit of space.