02WVYG 1.92TB Mixed Use SAS SSD KPM5XVUG1T92

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DELL 02WVYG KPM5XVUG1T92 1.92TB SAS Mixed Use SSD Compatible with DELL Servers & ME5024/ME5224 Storage

The Dell 02WVYG is a 1.92TB 12Gbps SAS enterprise SSD (Kioxia KPM5XVUG1T92) built for mixed-use workloads. It balances read performance with the write endurance that databases and virtualized hosts demand, and installs hot-swap in PowerEdge servers and PowerVault ME5024 / ME5224 arrays.

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Dell 02WVYG 1.92TB Mixed Use SAS SSD (KPM5XVUG1T92) for PowerEdge Servers & ME5024/ME5224

The 02WVYG 1.92TB is a Dell-qualified mixed-use SAS SSD (Kioxia KPM5XVUG1T92) for PowerEdge servers and PowerVault ME5024 / ME5224 storage arrays. Where a read-intensive drive is tuned for workloads that mostly read, and a write-intensive drive costs considerably more per gigabyte, a mixed-use SSD sits in the middle — and that middle covers most real production workloads.

Key Specifications

Item Detail
Dell Part Number 02WVYG
OEM Model KPM5XVUG1T92 (Kioxia PM5-V series)
Capacity 1.92TB
Interface SAS 12Gbps
Form Factor 2.5-inch
Drive Type Enterprise mixed-use SSD
Compatibility Dell PowerEdge servers, PowerVault ME5024 / ME5224
Installation Hot-swappable

Mixed-Use: The Right Compromise for Real Workloads

SSD endurance is usually expressed as drive writes per day (DWPD) over the warranty period. Read-intensive drives assume you rarely overwrite data; write-intensive drives assume you hammer them continuously and charge accordingly. A mixed-use drive is rated for a meaningfully higher daily write volume than a read-intensive model while staying far cheaper than a write-intensive one — which is why it suits databases, virtual machines, and general server workloads that write constantly but not pathologically.

Put simply: if your array hosts VMs, database files, or logs, mixed-use is usually the safer default. If it only serves static content, a read-intensive drive will do the job for less.

Dell-Qualified for PowerEdge Servers

The 02WVYG is a genuine Dell part, so the controller recognizes it at POST, iDRAC reports accurate health and wear data, and firmware updates apply normally. That matters more with SSDs than with HDDs: an unsupported drive can report incorrect wear levels, trip predictive-failure alarms, or refuse to join a supported configuration — none of which you want discovered during an outage.

For PowerVault ME5024 and ME5224 Arrays

As an array drive, the 1.92TB capacity hits a useful middle point: enough room per slot to build a sensible RAID set without over-buying flash. It installs in the standard 2.5-inch carrier and supports hot-swap replacement, so capacity expansion or a failed-drive swap does not require taking the array offline.

Ideal Applications

  • Virtual machine datastores and VDI hosts
  • Database and ERP volumes with steady write traffic
  • Email, log, and application server tiers
  • All-flash or hybrid pools in ME5024 / ME5224 arrays

Compatibility, Warranty and Support

Every unit is tested before shipment and matched to PowerEdge and PowerVault platforms. Drives ship with our warranty and technical support, and volume pricing is available for fleet refresh projects.

Choosing between read-intensive, mixed-use, and write-intensive? Compare more Dell PowerEdge and PowerVault SSDs in our catalog, or ask us for a workload recommendation.

Is this a read-intensive or mixed-use SSD? It is a mixed-use enterprise SSD, rated for a higher daily write volume than read-intensive models.

Is the interface 12Gbps SAS? Yes. The 02WVYG uses a 12Gbps SAS interface in a 2.5-inch form factor.

Will it work in PowerVault ME5024 and ME5224? Yes, it is compatible with both arrays. Confirm your firmware level and pool configuration before mixing capacities.

Can I mix it with read-intensive SSDs in the same pool? Mixing endurance classes in one pool can create performance imbalance. Best practice is to keep tiers consistent.

Does it come with a warranty? Yes, all units are tested before dispatch and covered by our warranty and support.

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