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QNAP TL-D800C 8-Bay Desktop Expansion Enclosure £371.02 (UK Mainland) @ eBay Box UK
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Posted 9 June 2023

QNAP TL-D800C 8-Bay Desktop Expansion Enclosure £371.02 (UK Mainland) @ eBay Box UK

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QNAP Expansion Unit via USB 3.2 10Gbps

Compatible with both QNAP NAS and PC.

I have a setup of this and an Intel NUC for UNRAID server setup. When idle it consume 15W on NUC and 25W on this QNAP expansion unit with 5x 16TB drives.
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Edited by BrokehDM, 9 June 2023
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  1. DealHugger's avatar
    DealHugger
    Warning: This is NOT a NAS.
  2. glancy's avatar
    glancy
    Can this plug into an Unraid Server to expand Hdd's ?
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    BrokehDM Author
    Yes, this is how I am using now. Disks are shown directly.50342582-xOhD5.jpg
  3. Bravura's avatar
    Bravura
    Can the drives I plugin to it be individually switched off/on?

    I've been looking for such a thing where I can locally connect to my PC without the need to use network. This looks perfect for it and then I can slowly acquire hard drives over time!
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    BrokehDM Author
    Yes I can switch off individually on UNRAID.
  4. DafEO's avatar
    DafEO
    Price changed to £482.49
    After coupon : £410.12
    (eBuyer full price is currently £419) (edited)
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    DafEO
    Cheeky So + so's !!
    Now "SUNNY15" has expired they've lowered it to original £436 again.
    Hmmm, not cool Box_uk (edited)
  5. rupeeman's avatar
    rupeeman
    Can you make it connect wirelessly? As it doesn't have wireless. I just need storage for devices not 10gb speed
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    BrokehDM Author
    Hook it with a Raspberry Pi, setup OMV or basic SMB share, connect to WiFi, and you would have a wireless setup.
  6. cykb's avatar
    cykb
    So because it uses usb3 I could hook this up to pretty much anything like a raspberry pi?
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    BrokehDM Author
    yes, as long as the OS supports multi drives.

    Pi is definitely a yes. I am just thinking if it could work with my router.
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