Durability and reliability

• High durability: Industrial-grade SSDS usually adopt more stringent quality control standards, better material selection, and can withstand more harsh working environments (such as temperature, humidity, vibration, etc.).
• Vibration and shock resistance: Industrial-grade SSDS will improve their shock and shock resistance through enhanced design and special packaging to ensure stable operation in factories, logistics, transportation and other fields.
• High MTBF: Industrial SSDS have a high Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF), often reaching millions of hours, ensuring long-term stable operation.

Wide operating temperature range

• Industrial grade SSDS typically operate in a wide temperature range, from -40°C to 85°C and beyond. This can still work in extreme environments, especially for the need to operate in high or low temperature conditions.

Data protection and persistence

• Enhanced data protection: Many industrial SSDS use advanced ECC (Error Correction Code) technology to effectively detect and correct data errors in storage, ensuring data integrity and accuracy.
• TBW (Total number of bytes written) and DWPD (number of writes per day) : Industrial SSDS typically have high TBW and DWPD values, which allow for higher data writes and more frequent write operations, and are suitable for high-load working environments.