Taipei, Taiwan – December 9th, 2016 –
SP/ Silicon Power, a leading provider of memory storage solutions, launches its new High Endurance microSDHC/microSDXC cards especially designed for car video recorders, security cameras and surveillance systems. These write-intensive applications crucially depend on the highest level of reliability to provide trustworthy proof in the most decisive moments. Equipped with high-quality MLC NAND flash chips, SP’s new high Endurance micro SDHC/microSDXC card meets this special requirement by achieving up to 12,000 hours of 64 GB Full HD video recording.

Additional key features for reliable and speedy performance are the card’s built- in error correction code (ECC) function technology for high data transmission safety and full support of Ultra High Speed Class 3 (U3) specification. 

Tried and Tested

SP’s new product has been extensively tested under harsh conditions and proved to withstand extreme temperatures from -25 °C to 85 °C. It has also proved to be shock resistant, waterproof as well as static and X-ray proof.

Key Features

．Equipped with high-quality MLC NAND flash chip

．Up to 12,000 hours of 64 GB Full HD video recording or up to 6,000 hours of 32 GB Full HD video recording*

．Waterproof (meets IEC529 IPX7 standard: up to one meter under water for 30 minutes)

．Shock resistant, static proof, and extreme temperature proof from -25 °C to 85 °C

．X-ray proof compliant with ISO7816-1 (physical characteristics) for constant exposure under X-ray

．Provided with ECC technology to detect and correct transfer errors

．Supports UHS-I (U3) read/write speeds

．Warranty: 2 years

Specifications

．Dimensions: 15.0  x 11.0 x 1.0 mm

．Weight: 0.4 g

．Capacity: microSDHC (32 GB) / microSDXC (64 GB)

．Endurance (max.): 6,000 hours (32 GB) / 12,000 hours (64 GB)

．Durability: 10,000 insertions

．Operating Temperature: -25 ℃~ 85 ℃

．Storage Temperature: -40 ℃~ 85 ℃

．Humidity: 8% to 95%

．Operation Voltage: 2.7 V ~ 3.6 V

．Warranty: 2 years

*Note: The utmost level of durability is tested by recording Full HD (1920x1080 P) 26 Mbps video at 30°C using a car video recorder. Results may vary depending on system platform, software, interface and capacity.