QNAP E1.S Tray with M.2 2280 Adapter v2

Overview

The QNAP QDA-E1SM2 is a storage bay adapter that allows you to install a single M.2 2280 SSD into an E1.S drive tray. Designed specifically for the QNAP TS-h765eU system, it connects through an internal M.2 card interface to provide a stable and reliable connection for your SSD. This adapter is a practical solution for expanding internal storage capacity in professional environments where space efficiency and secure installation are important.

By converting an E1.S tray slot into usable space for an M.2 2280 SSD, it helps optimize storage infrastructure in data centers or workstations. The secure mounting tray simplifies drive installation and replacement, making upgrades straightforward and hassle-free.

Key features

• Supports installation of one M.2 2280 SSD to expand storage capacity
• Connects via internal M.2 card interface for direct and stable data transmission
• Includes an E1.S mounting tray that securely holds the SSD in place
• Fits EDSFF E1.S host bays for seamless integration with compatible QNAP systems
• Streamlines drive upgrades and maintenance with easy installation and removal

Key specs

• Supported drive type: M.2 2280 SSD
• Interface: Internal M.2 card connection
• Compatibility: QNAP TS-h765eU system
• Form factor: E1.S mounting tray

Connectivity and compatibility

This adapter is designed exclusively for use with the QNAP TS-h765eU system, ensuring full compatibility with its EDSFF E1.S host bays. The internal M.2 card interface provides a direct connection to the system’s storage controller, enabling efficient data transfer and integration within your existing setup.

Ideal uses and environments

The QDA-E1SM2 is well suited to data centers, professional workstations, and other environments where maximizing storage density and maintaining reliable performance are priorities. It fits well in setups that require compact SSD solutions and easy drive management, making it a strong choice for IT professionals managing growing data workloads or upgrading storage infrastructure.