Скачать или смотреть ZNAS DataGrid - Desktop 5 Hard Disks Arrays using USB Type-C

In this video, I'll explain how to build a DIY USB 5-drive enclosure. It comes with a built-in quick-release hard drive tray similar to those found on Dell data servers, allowing for hot-swappable hard drive replacements for added convenience. It connects to your computer via USB Type-C and features a standard 12cm fan on the back for cooling the hard drives, with adjustable fan speed. Once successfully running, you'll see multiple hard drives added to your computer.

If you want to adjust the fan speed, just remove the back cover, find the positioner, and adjust it with a screwdriver.

You’ll notice that it can be placed vertically or horizontally, and it has a handle on top, so it can be easily placed on your desk or moved around.

You can see that the green light is the power indicator and the blue light is the data reading indicator. When the data is reading, the blue light will flash quickly.