Introducing the OWC 18TB Node Titan SE Thunderbolt NVMe RAID with SoftRAID XT, an advanced external storage solution designed for creative professionals such as DITs, video editors, and content creators. With a whopping 18TB capacity housed in a portable, rugged chassis, this RAID system is engineered to handle demanding workflows like VFX, 360° VR content, and multicam 4-12K RAW video. Equipped with nine 2TB NVMe PCIe M.2 SSDs, the Node Titan SE reaches remarkable data transfer speeds up to 2926 MB/s in RAID 0. Thanks to its Thunderbolt 3 port, which offers a swift 40 Gb/s and an impressive 85W power delivery, the array ensures seamless connectivity with Mac and Windows systems. Its built-in power supply eliminates the need for cumbersome power bricks, making it both a mobile and efficient part of any professional setup. SoftRAID extends the array's capabilities with various RAID configurations, offering unparalleled storage management with features like predictive health monitoring and cross-platform support.
Features
Thunderbolt Eclipsing Performance:Â up to 2919MB/s speeds to completely obliterate the Thunderbolt threshold1
Massive Space:Â nine NVMe SSD blades combine to deliver jaw-dropping storage capacity up to 72TB
Customizable RAID:Â your choice of RAID 0/1/4/5/1+0 (10) for speed, data protection, or both
Includes SoftRAID:Â robust software for creating, monitoring, and managing advanced RAID sets
Powerfully Convenient:Â up to 85W for notebook charging and built-in power supply eliminates separate bulky power adapters
Pre-Tested and Certified:Â full burn-in for assured performance and reliability
Grab & Go:Â retractable handle for easy portability
Shippable:Â Custom ballistic hard-shell travel case lets you send the solution anywhere
3 Year OWC Limited Warranty
In the Box
(1) OWC Node Titan SE
(1) 0.7M (28") Thunderbolt Cable
(1) Power Cable
(1) Ballistic Hard-Shell Travel Case
(1) Support Manual for OWC Node Titan SE
(1) 3 Years of SoftRAID Premium Access (License located on device)
WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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