Synology Power Adapter - 100W - Black

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The Synology Adapter 100W_3 is a dedicated power solution for Synology NAS owners who require a reliable and stable energy source for their network storage devices. It is ideal for users managing mid-range NAS models who need a replacement or spare power supply to maintain constant uptime, though it is exclusively rated for indoor use and specific compatible hardware.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ADAPTER 100W_3 |
| Brand | Synology |
No, this 100W adapter is specifically designed for the higher power requirements of 4-bay and 5-bay units like the DS920+ or DS923+.
No, this power supply is rated for indoor use only. Using it outdoors may void the warranty and pose a safety risk.
Yes, the unit typically includes the necessary power cabling for standard indoor wall outlets.
First, verify the outlet works with another appliance. If the adapter is confirmed faulty, contact Synology support for warranty validation.
Yes, it is designed for standard indoor electrical systems, but always verify the label on the adapter for specific input voltage ranges.
Ensure the barrel connector is pushed firmly into the NAS power port and the wall outlet is providing electricity.
Ensure the adapter is in an open, ventilated area away from other heat sources and not covered by books or fabrics.
Inspect the cable for kinks or loose connections. If the issue persists, test the adapter with a different known-working outlet.
To set up your adapter, ensure the NAS is powered off before connecting the barrel plug to the power input port on the rear of your Synology unit. Once connected, plug the power cable into a standard indoor wall outlet or UPS.
Compatibility: This adapter supports the following primary models: DS925+, DS923+, DS920+, DS918+, DS916+, DS418, DS418play, DS418j, DS416, DS416play, DS416j, and DP340.
Care Instructions: Keep the adapter in a well-ventilated area to prevent heat buildup. Avoid placing the unit on carpet or restricted surfaces that could block airflow. Periodically check the cable for signs of wear or fraying and ensure the connection at the wall outlet remains tight.