Introducing the Cervoz T425 Series M.2 NVMe SSDs

The tiny size of the T425 Series SSDs enables easy integration into small, fanless devices where internal space is limited. From in-vehicle systems and handheld scanners to medical equipment and industrial PCs, these SSDs allow seamless upgrades without compromising capacity or performance.
 

Balanced speeds up to 1630MB/s sequential read and 1455MB/s sequential write provide ample performance for most industrial workloads, while maintaining lower power draw than PCIe Gen4 SSDs. The performance of the T425 Series is highly consistent and stable, ideal for industrial applications where high-speed data transfer is necessary but not at the absolute maximum levels.
 

Supporting a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to 85°C, the T425 Series delivers robust performance whether in cold facilities or hot environments. Its industrial-grade design ensures dependable operation under extended temperature fluctuations.
 

The T425 Series is designed for power efficiency, achieving lower power draw compared to higher-spec PCIe Gen4 solutions. This makes it well-suited for industrial applications with strict power requirements, such as factory automation, point-of-sale systems, and ruggedized handheld devices. To maintain consistent performance in such use cases, the T425 Series leverages Dynamic Thermal Throttling technology. This enables sustained high speeds over extended usage without compromising reliability or exceeding power budgets.
 

The T425 Series breaks free from the constraints of aging PCIe Gen3x2 storage. Built on mature interface technology, these SSDs have undergone grueling compatibility testing to ensure seamless upgrades. Their validated, optimized performance will breathe new life into legacy systems, unlocking speeds beyond what was previously possible.
 

The T425 M.2 2230 (B+M) and M.2 2242 (B+M) SSDs reinforce Cervoz's strengths in industrial storage. Contact our sales team today to explore how these reliable, space-saving drives can empower your next embedded project.