Raspberry Pi 5 Penta SATA HAT - Up to 5X SATA Disks HAT
Details
- BrandMiiElAOD
- CPU modelARMv7
- Connectivity technologySATA eSATA
- Included componentsPenta SATA HAT
- Model nameRaspberry Pi 5
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Details
- BrandMiiElAOD
- CPU modelARMv7
- Connectivity technologySATA eSATA
Description
💾 Unlock the full potential of your Raspberry Pi 5 with 5X SATA power!
- FUTURE PROOF YOUR NAS - Expand your storage ecosystem with a compact, high-efficiency SATA HAT.
- MAXIMIZE STORAGE POWER - Connect up to 5 SATA drives simultaneously for ultimate NAS performance.
- FLEXIBLE POWER SOLUTIONS - Choose between standard ATX or 12V DC power inputs to fit your setup.
- SMART COOLING DISPLAY READY - Supports OLED display and fan for real-time monitoring and optimal thermal management.
- SEAMLESS RASPBERRY PI 5 INTEGRATION - Engineered specifically for Raspberry Pi 5 for plug-and-play reliability.
The Raspberry Pi 5 Penta SATA HAT is a high-performance expansion board designed exclusively for the Raspberry Pi 5 series, enabling connection of up to 5 SATA drives (4 SATA + 1 eSATA). It offers flexible power options via ATX or 12V DC interfaces and supports additional peripherals like OLED displays and cooling fans, making it the perfect solution for building compact, efficient NAS servers or advanced storage arrays.
Specifications
| Asin | B0DCK4BHJK |
| Best Sellers Rank | #54,654 in Computers (See Top 100 in Computers) #769 in Single-Board Computers |
| Brand | MiiElAOD |
| Built In Media | Penta SATA HAT |
| Compatible Devices | Raspberry Pi 5 |
| Connectivity Technology | SATA, eSATA |
| Cpu Model | ARMv7 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (36) 4.7 out of 5 stars |
| Item Dimensions L X W X H | 12.7L x 10.2W x 12.7H centimeters |
| Manufacturer | Miistore |
| Model Name | Raspberry Pi 5 Penta SATA HAT |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Processor Brand | ARM |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Ram Memory Technology | LPDDR4 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Reviews
User
First time using.
Works well with SATA drives. Will not recognise other drives with adaptors - I tried with SCSI and SAS drives with adapters.
User
Works great
Can't go wrong with anything Radxa.Love it came with all needed parts. And an extra cable.
User
Quick, functional, and performant NAS build
The SATA hat was absolutely a charm to work with.I built a Raspberry Pi 5 NAS in almost no time. It was extremely easy to set up, there is a lot of information on the RADXA sote as well on youtube.The sole improvement that I would suggest is the replacement of the external power port with USB-C interface.
User
Great
Worked great out of the box. Exactly what I was looking for.
User
Overpriced on Amazon, but decent NAS option
Amazon pentahat is way overpriced. This can still be a cheaper option than other NAS's though. The RPi pentahat uses alot less power than other NAS's too. It is a lot of work to setup though.The pentahat slots cannot accept 3.5" drives connected directly. For that I needed longer cables and a different enclosure. These cables were useful for using 3.5" HDDs: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084Q8L6GK?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2I connected the pentahat to a RPi5 and 3 HDDs to create a RAID 1 (mirroring) between two enterprise NAS Seagate IronWolf Pro 22TB 3.5" HDDs and an additional Seagate BarraCuda 8TB 3.5" HDD. Setup was difficult, but with a lot of youtube help, I eventually got it all up and working. The case didn't work for the 3.5" drives, so I had to 3D print one of my own. I also added three fans. One fan to cool the RPi. The other fans to cool the HDDs. One of the fans is quite and always on. The other fan is controlled by the GPIO pins of the RPi and only turns on if the HDDs get warm. The Pentahat unfortunately doesn't have good info on which GPIO it uses, so I guessed for which GPIO would be available for the fan. I also needed a strange GPIO breakout/90 degree splitter to be able to use the GPIO.I used open media vault, which had difficulty with the 22TB drives in RAID, but it eventually worked. I typically use SMB, MiniDNLA, SSH. Openmediavault-md 7.0.4-1 was an important plugin for getting the RAID to work.
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