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ReadyNASRND4000 NV+ compatible 220V power unit
Hello, after almost 6.5 years of flawless operation my NV+ just died, looks like power supply was burned, I was actually repositioning my NAS without powering it off, Question is: what is the ex...
Hello rusaldeev,
Welcome to the community!
RND4PSU1-10000S is the exact model for the PSU of ReadyNAS NV+v1.
Regards,
Additional memory doesn't require any configuration. However, the NAS is quite finicky about memory, and some users have run into problems (specifically with misbehavior when upgrading to current firmware).
Netgear doesn't support memory upgrades (which might matter if you used per-incident support in the future).
So be sure to keep the stock memory around, and run the memory test from the boot menu (for several passes) after installing it.
Hello rusaldeev,
You might want to see this topic: Memory upgrade of a ReadyNAS NV+
A community member shared his steps.
Regards,
Even if the memory passes the memory test it may still be incompatible.
If the sound of an additional 40mm fan would not bother you, you could have gotten one for around $35US.https://community.netgear.com/t5/ReadyNAS-Hardware-Compatibility/Inexpensive-power-supply-replacement-for-legacy-4-bay-Readynases/td-p/1016241. Most of them, the official Readynas one included, are dual voltage.
Sandshark wrote:
If the sound of an additional 40mm fan would not bother you, you could have gotten one for around $35US.https://community.netgear.com/t5/ReadyNAS-Hardware-Compatibility/Inexpensive-power-supply-replacement-for-legacy-4-bay-Readynases/td-p/1016241. Most of them, the official Readynas one included, are dual voltage.
Thx for posting that link. Of course you do need to rewire the connector, which might be a barrier for some.
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