Seagate recommends a minimum of 2 amps at 12 volts. What is the output amperage of this item?
1543751
Not sure I've been using it on my Seagate 1tb external drive and haven't had any problems wish I knew sorry
1543752
2 Amps, although that is barely adequate in my opinion. I have two Seagate NAS drives and both power supplies have failed. I would recommend a 2.5 or 3 amp 12-volt power supply (such as for a network switch) assuming you can find one with the correct coaxial power connector.
807231
I am not an expert on this. Please call Seagate tech support 1.800.SEAGATE (1.800.732.4283)
1983509
I do not know. Used for Seagate Back-Up Plus and works well. You could call Seagate and ask if they have the same connection ports.
1683959
No! A USB 2.0 port supplies only 500 milliamps of current at 5 volts. The closest notebook hard drive on the pile on my desk has a label stating that it requires 700 milliamps. This adapter will work much of the time, but when the drive needs a burst of current (as when spinning up the drive and moving the armature), the voltage will drop and you'll get an error. This is why USB 2.0 adapters for hard drives always come with their own power supplies.
1376063
Sorry, I don't know. And I can't look for that hard drive with a serial number, I'd need the model number. If memory serves, and it has been quite a while since I bought this (for a HD at work and I've now retired) it is a circular plug which, as the ad states, provides 12V.
561911
1) Try a different AC connector/cord. You probably do not have one but if you bring you Seagate into a Radio Shack, they probably will let you try a compatible connector/cord for the possible sale.2) Go to Seagate support (www.seagate.com/support/ý)
2083306
I believe a 15 amp outlet is recommended. I think it is actually around 12 though.
1983508
post a picture of the power port on the drive and I'll take a guess for you
20426
That depends on the 'current ' requirements for the DVD...how many mini-amps (ma) does it need @ that voltage?
1478972
It puts out 12vdc at up to 2 amps. If you only need 500ma, this has more capacity.
625581
Well I've never mounted this type of drive into and external enclosure but I'm fairly certain (about 85%) that you'll need more power than what a USB 2.0 can supply. Then again, I could be wrong.
1433004
As far as I can tell you would need a power adapter. You can go to Seagate's web site and ask them. Keep in mind that there is little security on this drive so I wouldn't use it for critical data storage. A small business NAS has security built in and is a safer option. Seagate has those as well.
1262248
I don't know the answer to that, as I've never tried it. It might be a proprietary adapter, and only work with the Seagate product.
1139881
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2130162
You will need a steady USB delivery of 5V-2amp for the MiniPro, or any other similar enclosure, to crank the Seagate reliably.
1637542
Good morning. Yes the power supply you have mentioned will work just fine. Anything over 650w will work. You might want to consider a higher wattage if you are using more than two hard drives in the case.
1983507
No, this model, you have to order from seagate. There are a million and one after market power adapters and I'm pretty sure I've gotten burned by ordering all of them. ORDER FROM SEAGATE!!!!