RFID Security 2.5 Inch SATA HDD Enclosure

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RFID Security 2.5 Inch SATA HDD Enclosure

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[CVSB-852]

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Keep your important hard disk drive contents safe from prying eyes with this amazing RFID HDD enclosure!

This 2.5 Inch SATA HDD enclosure is perfect for people with sensitive data on their hard disk drives. Access to hard drive contents is only possible by passing the RFID tag over the unit thereby unlocking the data for usage. Without the radio frequency identification tags or with incorrect tags, your movies, TV shows, music, photos, pictures, documents, and other materials are safe from unauthorized access!

How does it work? The HDD enclosure emits a low power radio frequency field. When one of the ID tags is passed over the top of the drive, the unit verifies the tag and un-encrypts the data allowing you access. To re-lock or make your drive contents safe again, just slide the ID tag over the drive once more! Solidly constructed and well designed, the entire enclosure is streamlined with no protruding buttons or switches making it perfect for the mobile traveler.

If you're concerned about your hard drive contents then you're surely going to love the CVSB-852. It comes with two RFID key tags so you can keep one on your key fob and the other hidden in a safe place in case you lose the first one. Gain piece of mind knowing your data is always safe and encrypted using this Radio Frequency Identification enclosure. Grab one today from Chinavasion at impressive wholesale prices and have it delivered to your door in days.

At a Glance...

Encrypted HDD Contents
Lock and unlock data with the RFID
Comes with an extra RFID tag
Tags can be hung on key fobs
Shock Resistant Design

Hard disk drive (HDD) NOT included
WARNING: If both keys are lost when the drive is in ENCRYPTED mode your data will not be recoverable.

Manufacturer Specifications

Primary Function: Radio-frequency Identification HDD Enclosure
HDD Size: 2.5 Inch SATA
Maximum HDD Capacity: 160GB
File System: FAT32/ NTFS

RFID Properties:
Frequency: 125KHz
Induction Distance: 5-10mm
RFID Induction TAG: EM4100/EM4102/T5557 Compatible
RFID Read Speed: <1 sec

Compatible Operating Systems: Windows 2000, XP, Vista (32 bit version only) and MAC OS 9 and X
Power Source: USB
Dimensions: 130 x 80 x 15 mm (L x W x D)
Certification: RoHS
Manufacturer Ref.: P5BF23RYJ8GC

Product Notes

Attractive Matte Grey and Black Finish
Shock Resistant Design
SATA for High Speed Transfer
Comes with 2 RFID key tags!

Package Contents For CVSB-852

RFID HDD SATA Enclosure
2 RFID Tags
Mini-USB to USB Cable
Vinyl Case
Screws
Mini Screw Driver
User Manual - English

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

What does RFID stand for?
RFID is short for Radio Frequency Identification and is used for many private, commercial, or industrial applications such as keyless entry or tracking.

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Photos By: L.H.
Written By: M.W.

Current Reviews: 4

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 18 September, 2009.

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Reviews for: (RFID Security 2.5 Inch SATA HDD Enclosure)

Perfect Save storage solutionby Bart Ligthart - on 10/09/2009

I tried it with a 500gb Western Digitall HD and works fine.
Great product to keep my back-up save.

Great Unitsby Ross Larsen - on 09/21/2009

These units work great. I am using 2 of these with my Apple MacBook Pro to store my photos on. Great knowing photos/data are safe. If someone steals my hard drive they can not access my files - even if they remove the drive and fit to another case - (I tried to see if you can).
They are also neat and tidy looking units and run so quiet you can not hear them operate. I have also fitted 320GB Seagate drives to mine.
Would definitely buy again.

Awe inspiring caseby Marie Anderson - on 06/25/2009

I had been tasked with finding a hardware solution to keep data from prying eyes. I saw this and ordered one to test it. Upon initialization (you MUST wave both tags over the drive when doing the initial setup or it will not be visible to the computer management console), I copied over some files and then tested it - the drive is invisible to the computer unless unlocked using the keytag, even when using a boot CD. About the only test left is to see if the drive contents work when removed from the casing - but I know I'm ordering a lot more of these.

Awesomeby Richard Osborne - on 06/05/2009

What can i say about these??? well they're awesome. I have a 320GB HDD in my one at home. Data transfer speed is great and the look and feel to it is pretty neat, as it's made of plastic you don't have the humming/tin sound from the Metal enclosure RFID caddys that are around. A wonderful device, so wonderful i bought 3 ^_^
The instruction manual is easy to understand but would just be nice to have someone say do these exact steps to get it working. So i thought i'd help out a bit here in my review.

For Windows XP
1. Connect HDD to RFID caddy
2. Insert USB cable into caddy/PC
3. Go into Computer Management. (This is found in Control Pannel in the Administrative Tools folder)
4. select Disk Management
5. You now should see the HDD that you have connected up. if it has data on it - Copy it off NOW, if it doesn't have data on it or is unformatted (RAW) then delete all partitions. You should be left with a black and white bar that says ???.??GB - Unallocated (???.?? GB is the size of your HDD)
6. Just to be sure... Unplug the USB caddy from the PC and reconnect.
7. Wave each of the RFID tags that came with the caddy over the reciever which is at the end nearest to the Mini-usb port on the device, you will hear a beep for each tag you wave across it.
8. Wave your tag over the device and it should be ready to use, you may have to re-initialise & format the HDD once it's set-up, but thats a 2 minute job as you should still have the Disk management window open.

Done

Note: If it says disk is not initialized then Initialize it in the Disk management window, Right click on the box to the left hand side of the Black+white Unallocated Bar and select Initialise Disk.

.R