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Hello I use a li shin 0129b1280 12V 6.67A on my RN104. The pin 1 and 2 (positive) are on the flat size of the connector (keyed size of the connector if you prefer) The RN104 work correctly Regards.
This NAS seems to old for valid warranty. I just want to buy a correct power supply for this material. Netgear documentation don't give the specifications for this power supply (external power with 4 pins connector) nor the pin assignation for alternate material (ie nas synology power supply). Regards
The external power supply was lost during the transport. This is actually suspiscious ? To summarize, I need an external power supply to hand the nas on the way and try to get back - if possible - the data. I thus need a corresponding and functional power supply. These characteristics are absent in the documentation and the pictures on the Internet are too indistinct to obtain this information (part number or pin assignation) without your help. Regards.
It seems very unlikely that the power input pin assignments on the NAS would depend on geography. One of the reasons for using a brick is to allow one chassis to be sold worldwide.
In any event, Netgear should provide this information. Bricks can fail, and users should be able to replace them no matter what their warranty status is.
Thank you for this response. I found compatible adaptor model (12V+ on pin 1 and 2) for at least 90w. these equipement are planned for concurrent nas (synolgy or qnap) 100w and cost 40-50 euros. Cheaper is li shin 0219b1280, but only 6.67A and cost 30 euros. Regards
The PSU brick s standard for around the world, but the cable that connects the brick to the wall outlet would vary from region to region. Some models need a standard PC power cable to connect the brick to the wall outlet. Others use a different cable.
My RN212 uses the same PSU as my Duo v2, I believe if I recall correctly. So it certainly is possible that a new NAS may use the same PSU as a legacy unit.
The PSU brick s standard for around the world, but the cable that connects the brick to the wall outlet would vary from region to region. Some models need a standard PC power cable to connect the brick to the wall outlet. Others use a different cable.
Of course the connection to the main varies by geography. But the OP needs the pinout at the NAS input.
Hello I use a li shin 0129b1280 12V 6.67A on my RN104. The pin 1 and 2 (positive) are on the flat size of the connector (keyed size of the connector if you prefer) The RN104 work correctly Regards.
