Smaller power adaptor for DNS-313


    May 22nd, 2008 | Tags: ,

    Well, it seems like the power adaptors of D-Link products are more or less the same. I flipped through the power adaptors of my dlink products and found that I have a smaller two pin power adaptor rated at 12V/2A! The power brick of DNS-313 outputs at 12V/3A but the size isn’t really good for lugging it around to my friend’s house.

    DNS-313\'s slimmer power adaptor

    Slimmer power adaptor to bring around with DNS-313

    The power rating

    Rated at 12V/2A

    As mentioned earlier, the original power brick outputs at 12V/3A while this one outputs at 12V/2A. Plugged in the smaller power adaptor and crossed my fingers while the DNS-313 boots up.

    Hurray! It seems like it has got no problem with it. Been running it for around 2 hours now, transferring files to and fro the DNS-313.


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    2 responses

    1. You must have took the DIR655 one, ahha…
      Was wondering if it will be unstable when the load is high/exceeds 2A

       
    2. I suppose 3A caters to the spinning up of the harddisk, during normal access it should be less than 3A. Lets hope it doesn’t get unstable. :X

       

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