DATASHEET | High Scalability SA3600 & SA3400 Series

Dependable Platform for Scalable Data Management

The extensive scaling capabilities of the SA3600 and SA3400 Series enable

enterprise data centers, large production studios, and growing businesses to

meet their increasing data storage needs by accessing over 1 PB of raw storage

capacity on demand.

SA3610 and SA3410 deliver stable high throughput, perfect for smooth

ingestion of large data volumes, including backups, and video recording or

serving tasks. Hardware and software safeguards ensure maximum data and

service availability, as well as reliable recovery options in case of disaster or

attack.

• An out-of-band (OOB) management port facilitates remote troubleshooting

and maintenance, while redundant power supply units and system fans

reduce single points of hardware failure

• Built-in dual 10GbE RJ-45 ports make it easy to fit the SA3600 and

SA3400 Series into existing fast networks, while two PCIe 3.0 expansion

slots support expansion with 10/25/40GbE and Fibre Channel cards4 for

bandwidth-consuming applications

• Support for hybrid storage arrays allows combining the speed of SSD and

efficiency of HDD by designating SATA and NVMe SSD volumes as read/

write cache for HDD volumes to cut down I/O speeds and latency6

Designed to Keep Data Available and Services Online

Built-in solutions help maintain high system availability and facilitate fast

recovery if a disaster or major outage occurs.

• Synology High Availability provides fast failover between two identical units

to keep services online when disaster strikes

• Snapshot Replication provides schedulable, near-instantaneous data

protection with version control, ensuring that documents in shared folders

and LUNs remain safe and available1

• Hyper Backup protects your Synology system by backing up data and

configurations to multiple destinations, including the secure C2 Storage

public cloud,7 with efficiency delivered by built-in deduplication, integrity

checks, compression, and versioning