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External Hard Drives

Portable External Hard Drives

Standard

Wireless

Wireless Plus

Performance

Backup Plus for Mac with Thunderbolt

Desktop External Hard Drives

Network Attached Storage

Business

Home

Home Entertainment

Digital Media Players

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Accessories

Internal Hard Drives

Laptop Hard Drives

Desktop Hard Drives

Solid State & Hybrid Drives

Enterprise Drives

Solid State Drives

Hard Disk Drives

Video Storage

Solutions

Cloud Technology

Security Technology

Solid State & Flash Technology

Solid State Hybrid Technology

Universal Storage Module (USM)

Services & Software

Data Recovery Services

Support

External Hard Drives

Home Entertainment

Internal Hard Drives

Downloads

Warranty & Replacements

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How do I identify / differentiate between Seagate External power supplies?

The following will help you identify Seagate external storage power supplies.

The following will help you identify Seagate external storage power supplies. (For Maxtor-brand drives, please see Document ID: 186849.)

Please click on the name of your product to see an image of its power supply.

FreeAgent GoFlex Desk FreeAgent GoFlex Net Seagate Expansion External Drive FreeAgent Desk FreeAgent Desk for Mac Seagate BlackArmor WS 110 FreeAgent Xtreme FreeAgent Theater FreeAgent Theater Plus FreeAgent DockStar (may come in black or white depending on the product)
GoFlex TV (see here a close-up of the label)
GoFlex Home - most power supplies will include the interchangeable connector GoFlex Home - some power supplies in the US will have a fixed connector
Seagate BlackArmor NAS 440 / 420
Seagate BlackArmor NAS 220 (see here a close-up of the label)
Seagate BlackArmor NAS 110 (see here a close-up of the label)
FreeAgent Pro (single pin) with power switch FreeAgent Desktop (single pin) without power switch
Seagate External Drive
Seagate Pushbutton External/eSATA drive (single pin power)
Seagate Pushbutton (4 pin power)
Seagate Portable drive (the power supply is not bundled with the drive because this drive normally derives its power from the USB Y-cable; see Document ID: 174571 for more information)

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