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OIAGLH S-Video Cable 12V 12.5A 150W

SKU CH-APF3-KN1RJ

150 W AC adapter supplies 12 V at 12.5 A for QNAP TS-412 and TS-410 NAS units

  • 12 V 12.5 A output delivers 150 W for stable NAS operation
  • Compatible with QNAP TS-412 and TS-410 surveillance units
  • New Delta DPS-150NB-1B unit ensures reliable power supply
  • AC adapter designed for continuous surveillance workloads

12 V 12.5 A power adapter for QNAP NAS

This 150 W AC adapter delivers 12 V at 12.5 A to compatible QNAP network-attached storage units. It is built as a direct replacement power supply for the TS-412 and TS-410 models.

Replaces a failed or lost DPS-150NB-1B unit

The adapter restores operation when the original supply fails or goes missing. It is not suitable for NAS models that require a different voltage, current rating or connector.

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Price $73.99
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Questions about this item

What connector does the DPS-150NB-1B adapter use to fit the QNAP TS-412 and TS-410 NAS units?

The adapter uses a barrel-style DC output connector that matches the power input on the QNAP TS-412 and TS-410 NAS enclosures.

How is the DPS-150NB-1B adapter installed, and what step is often missed?

Connect the AC mains lead to the adapter, plug the DC barrel into the NAS power socket, then power on the mains; the step often missed is seating the barrel plug fully until it clicks.

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