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The Sony LTO5 or LTO Ultrium 5 data cartridge LTX1500G, holds up to 1.5TB of
data native capacity with up to 3.0TB of compressed data. The Sony LTO Ultrium 5
tape cartridge has a transfer rate of up to 140MB/sec while writing data in
native capacity and up to 280MB/sec while writing data in compressed capacity.
The Sony LTX1500G tape have 1280 tracks and a tape length of 846 meters. The
Sony LTO 5 tape has a lifetime durability of 1,000,000 passes. A pass is each
time the tape changes direction so a backup could have over 1,000 passes
depending on the data written.The Sony LTO 5 LTX1500G tapes are backward
compatible and therefore able to read or written to in in all LTO5 or LTO
Ultrium 5 and LTO6 or LTO Ultrium 6 drives, and can be read only in LTO7 drives.
Drives that use the Sony LTO Ultrium 5 data cartridges LTX1500G are
recommended to use the
Sony LTO Ultrium Universal Cleaning Cartridge LTX-CL to keep the drive
clean.
Advancements to the high-performance cartridge Sony has developed an
innovative reel hub design that maintains an ideal gap between the tape edge and
the reel flange to ensure operating stability. The improvements in coaxiality of
the hub and drive rotation axes during operation will give customers peace of
mind when using Sony LTO5 cartridges in any LTO5 drive. The new binder system
offers more stable operation, durability and reliability. The Strong Binder
System with high cross-linking and abrasion-resistant characteristics achieves a
remarkable robustness of the magnetic layer, that can withstand more than tens
of thousands of passes between the head and the tape. This new binder system
also includes a lubrication system that helps attain a more stable operation and
smooth running under various environments.
The required transportation
conditions for Sony LTO5 LTX1500G tapes are;
0-49 degrees celsius
5-80%
relative humidity
The required operating conditions are;
10-45 degrees
celsius
10-80% relative humidity
The required short-term storage
conditions are:
16-35 degrees celsius
20-80% relative humidity
The
required archive storage conditions are:
16-25 degrees celsius
20-50%
relative humidity
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