HP SN6000B 16Gb Fibre Channel Switch
The HP SN6000B 16Gb fibre channel switch is engineered for enterprise data centers requiring high-speed SAN connectivity. This refurbished unit delivers the same performance as new hardware at significant cost savings, making it ideal for organizations building or expanding storage area networks without premium pricing. Perfect for mid-to-large deployments needing reliable, high-throughput fabric switching.
Key Features
- 16Gb Fibre Channel ports for high-speed SAN fabric connectivity
- Enterprise-grade performance and reliability in refurbished condition
- Supports multiple server and storage configurations
- Advanced fabric services for network optimization
- Backward compatible with 8Gb and 4Gb fibre channel infrastructure
- Reduced total cost of ownership with refurbished pricing
- Full manufacturer support and warranty options available
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Hewlett Packard Enterprise |
| Model |
SN6000B |
| Part Number |
QK754BR#AB5 |
| Port Speed |
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel |
| Condition |
Refurbished |
| Regional Configuration |
Hong Kong English |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a fibre channel switch used for?
A fibre channel switch like the HP SN6000B connects servers and storage devices in a storage area network (SAN), enabling high-speed data transfer and centralized storage management for enterprise environments.
Is a refurbished HP SN6000B reliable?
Yes. Refurbished HP fibre channel switches undergo rigorous testing and certification. They provide the same performance and reliability as new units while offering substantial cost savings for enterprise deployments.
Can the SN6000B work with older fibre channel equipment?
The HP SN6000B 16Gb switch is backward compatible with 8Gb and 4Gb fibre channel infrastructure, allowing seamless integration into existing SAN environments during upgrades.
What support is available for this refurbished switch?
HPE provides warranty and support options for refurbished SN6000B units. Contact your vendor for specific coverage details and service level agreements.
