
14TB HDDs for CCTV, NAS & Server Storage
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Hard drives rated at 14TB, suited to CCTV and NAS systems.
This range covers five 14TB 3.5" SATA hard drives, spanning enterprise, NAS-optimised and standard desktop-class designs. All are aimed at continuous or near-continuous write workloads typical of recorder storage and network-attached storage builds.
The range includes:
- Seagate Exos X16 ST14000NM001G — 14TB enterprise HDD, 7200RPM
- Seagate IronWolf Pro ST14000NE0008 — 14TB NAS HDD, 7200RPM
- Toshiba MG07ACA14TE — 14TB enterprise HDD, 7200RPM
- Toshiba N300 14TB — NAS hard drive, 7200RPM
- Western Digital WD140EDFZ — 14TB internal HDD, 5400RPM
How to choose
- Workload class: enterprise drives (Exos, MG07ACA) are built for sustained, high-duty-cycle operation such as multi-channel NVR arrays. NAS drives (IronWolf Pro, N300) are tuned for RAID and always-on file-serving. The WD140EDFZ's 5400RPM spin speed suits capacity-led, lower-throughput storage.
- Rotational speed: 7200RPM drives generally deliver higher sustained throughput than 5400RPM, relevant when recording multiple high-resolution camera streams simultaneously.
- Deployment type: for NVR or NAS enclosures running several drives in an array, NAS-specific models are designed with that vibration and workload profile in mind.
- Capacity per bay: at 14TB each, all five suit projects needing high storage density per drive bay, such as retail, warehouse or office CCTV installations with long retention requirements.
14TB — frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the enterprise and NAS drives in this range?
Enterprise drives such as the Exos X16 and MG07ACA14TE are built for sustained, high-duty-cycle operation, while NAS drives like the IronWolf Pro and N300 are tuned specifically for RAID and file-serving environments.
Does rotational speed matter for CCTV storage?
Yes — 7200RPM drives generally offer higher sustained throughput than 5400RPM models, which is relevant when writing multiple simultaneous camera streams to a recorder or NAS.
