Product Description
The Toshiba S300 Pro 10TB (SKU: HDD-10TB-TOSHIBA-3.5-SATAIII) is a surveillance-grade internal hard drive built for DVR and NVR recorders that run around the clock.
Why this matters for a CCTV install
A standard desktop hard drive isn't built for the write-heavy, always-on job a recorder does. The S300 Pro series is engineered specifically for 24/7 video recording, so it's a safer choice for a system that never gets switched off.
Key specs
- Capacity: 10TB — enough headroom for long-term footage retention across several cameras
- Interface: 3.5-inch SATA III (6 Gb/s), fitting most modern DVR and NVR bays
- Spindle speed: 7200 RPM for consistent throughput with high-resolution streams
- Cache: 256 MB buffer to help smooth data transfer during continuous capture
- Workload: rated for multi-camera surveillance recording, not just single-stream use
Before you buy
Check your recorder's maximum supported drive capacity and confirm it has a free 3.5-inch SATA bay — most DVR/NVR units do, but older or budget models sometimes cap out below 10TB. If you're recording from many high-definition cameras simultaneously, a 7200 RPM drive with this cache size is a sensible match for sustained sequential writes rather than short bursts.
This drive suits DVR systems, NVR recorders, professional security installations and dedicated video storage servers where reliable long-term recording capacity is the priority.
Specifications
- Brand
- Toshiba
- Capacity
- 10TB
- Connector Type
- SATA
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this drive fit my existing DVR or NVR?
It uses a standard 3.5-inch SATA III (6 Gb/s) interface, which fits most modern DVR and NVR recorders — just check your unit has a free bay and supports 10TB capacity.
Is 7200 RPM fast enough for multiple HD cameras?
Yes, the S300 Pro is designed to support multi-camera surveillance workloads and maintain stable write performance for sequential video recording.
Can this drive run continuously without issue?
It's built for continuous 24/7 operation, which is what separates surveillance-grade drives from standard desktop hard drives.
What does the 256MB cache actually do?
The cache buffer helps optimise data transfer during continuous video capture and playback, smoothing throughput as footage is written.













