Seagate FreeAgent Desk 640GB HDD 9CZ2AH-500. Need power adapter. Specs: 12v 2A 100-240V 50-60Hz 0.65A max 51-8VA. Will this work for me?
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As long as the specs on the bottom of the external match up to the specs on the cord, you're okay. If you're not sure Google the entire model number.
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Premium External Power Supply 5v 1A 2A (1000mA - 2000mA) AC/DC Adapter, Plug Tip: 1.35mm x 3.5mm x 7mm, for USB HUB and 2.5-inch HDD Enclosure
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Brandi, I can't tell you about your specific computer; however, I have the HP dv7t-6c00. I purchased this power supply in March 2013 because it's said it was a 90W HP adapter. I use it every week-day without any problem. Just so you know, my computer complains every day that is it not a HP smart adapter and warns me that it may not be sufficient for my needs. In spite of that warning it works just fine for me. I imagine it will work for you.
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Sorry. I no longer have that item. The power supply DID work for my Seagate drive, but I can't be sure about the exact part number (?)
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Im not 100% positive, I do know that this power supply is not the same model as the one that came with my 3tb seagate external hdd. It does however work flawlessly with mine, it seems to be universal fir seagate drives and should work with yours.
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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.
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Yes you should be able too. I will warn you that you still need to have power to the HDD as well as the small four pin power connector on the adapter.
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That's another thing I like about the Seagate, powered via USB port, no power adapter needed! One less cord!!
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No, it is not going to work with this power adapter. It's not listed on the compatible devices.
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It is specific to a WD external drive. You must check the specs of the Seagate drive and ensure the AC adapter you purchase matches exactly in "milliamperes" and voltage, otherwise your drive will either not work or be harmed or both.
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The power adapter reads "Input:100-240VAC 50/60hz". I believe it will work.
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If the drive is a 5400 rpm or solid state then no power adapter required. If its a 7200 rpm or faster, power adapter is required.
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Most computer laptops have the voltage specs on the AC adapter. So check yours. I found one site that had this info: AC input voltage:100 ~ 240V 50~ 60HzDC output voltage:19VDC output current:4.74APower:90WSo it looks like 19 volts would be your setting.
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No, it won't even power the hard drive, I tried it and didn't work, probably using the current adapter may work.
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I am not sure. Perhaps but I recommend you go online to Seagate and talk with their support. They were very helpful, looked up my model and gave me theexact power adapter for mine. Then you can be certain when you order from Amazon (which has the best price). Seagate recommended Amazon too.
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This one should do the trick. It's 150w and 19.5v. It's great for my power hungry alienware. Good luck!
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Cannot answer. This power supply has a 5.5 mm female plug with a positive center receptacle. Need toidentify your hard drive input requirement and/or use an adapter.