The HPE StoreFabric 16Gb Host Bus Adapters are designed to support ProLiant Servers with PCI-Express I/O slots connecting to Hewlett Packard Enterprise Storage Arrays using the 16/8/4 Gb Fibre Channel protocol. They bring datacenter infrastructure components to a higher level of performance and efficiency, delivering twice the I/O performance of 8Gb HBAs at lower latency.

A 16Gb FC HBA purchased today is backward compatible with 8 Gb and 4 Gb storage networks and will protect future investments. When using storage-intensive applications, such as backup/restore, database transactions, virtualization, and rich media, the increased performance of the 16 Gb infrastructure enables more rapid storage and retrieval of critical information.

Designed for environments with greater virtual machine density and bandwidth requirements, the 16Gb HBAs enable more applications and VMs to run on a single host server and Fibre Channel port, resulting in reduced cabling and a higher return on IT investment.

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Product Type Server Adapter (SFP+)
Brand HPE
Model SN1200E 
Part Number 870002-001 (Q0L14A) 
OEM Model Emulex
Chipset -
REV 0A
Bracket Profile High Height
Number of Ports 2 x SFP+
Transceiver Modules  2 x 16Gb SFP+ SW XCVR - E
Data Transfer Rate 16GB/s
Connector Type  DA/SFP
Thermal Solution Passive (fanless heatsink)
Interface Type PCIe v3.0 x8
Compatibility HP ProLiant Gen10 Server
Item Condition Used
QTY 1                                                         
Notes Pulled from a working HPE Server
SKU 5411
Barcode # 615678774810
Brand HPE
Brand HP
Type Fibre Channel HBA
MPN 870002-001
Model SN1200E
Manufacturer Part Number 870002-001
Data Transfer Rate 16 Gbps
Bracket Profile High Height
Spare Part Number 870002-001

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