I need this for a 2TB external seagate drive. It has to be 12V 2A. Does it have a outer diameter of 5.5 m and inner diameter of 2.5 mm?
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Sorry I dont know, but you might want to get the specific one that comes with it. I took a chance and works well.
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This should be compatible with it. Any 2.5 HDDs I have used have been compatible with it.
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You will need a steady USB delivery of 5V-2amp for the MiniPro, or any other similar enclosure, to crank the Seagate reliably.
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5v DC, 2.0A center-positive. my power-supply is model ADS-12G-06 05010GPCU - tip: 3.5mm outside diameter, 1.3mm inside.
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Yes, it is a 3.5" SATA drive. I have one of them, and it has been a good external drive.
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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.
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Todd, your question got me up and away from my computer so I could dig out a set of calipers from my workshop! Anyway, by actual measurement the diameter of the cable is 7/32". You didn't indicate why you wanted that particular measurement. If it is to help decide the current carrying capability of the cable, that's a pretty poor measurement to use (how much is insulation and how much is copper?) If, however, you're trying to somehow thread the cable through a tight opening, you're on better ground, but then you have to consider the width of one or both of the connectors on either end of the cable. I bought the cable to supplant the dinky little cable which came with the drive. When working on PC's, most often it seems the USB port you want is more than arm's length away from where you can put the physical drive. The six foot USB 3.0 cable solves that problem nicely, and the current carrying capacity of the cable seems to be sufficient to power the drive. IHTH
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3/8" drive. Of course you could use a 3/8 to 1/2 adapter... So really it works with both. Quality part though.
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If you use it for 2.5" drives then you don't need external power supply. You do need external power supply when you use it for 3.5" drives or DVD/Bluray drive.
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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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Cannot answer. This power supply has a 5.5 mm female plug with a positive center receptacle. Need to identify your hard drive input requirement and/or use an adapter.
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This is USB 2.0... usually one cord provides the connection and the 2nd provides the power. Basically this is 1 cord with 2 ends, the power connections on each of the 2 ends are connected to give me 1-2 amps instead of the usual .5-1 amp of power you'd get from a usb 2.0 connection. It will work if your seagate drive doesn't require an external adapter or NEED USB 3.0If your external drive is USB 3.0, it either comes with it's own power cord, or should be able to run off a USB 3.0 connection
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Derek, this is the unit that came with the Connectland USB External Enclosure for Hard disk. I would shop around looking for the best buy. http://azsurplus.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products;_id=4053 It has a 12vdc 2 amp output, center positive plug.
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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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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.
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From my google searching I have found recommendations saying it is 12V 5A Output adaptor: 5.5mm x 2.1mm
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I guess you could use it for a 2.5", but why would you need such a giant case for a small drive.The 3.5" connects from the inside to a sata and power cable, and from the outside you have USB 3.0 output.