Iomega Zip Drive AC Adapter SG-511 Power Supply Cord 5V 1A 13W For Sale

Iomega Zip Drive AC Adapter SG-511 Power Supply Cord 5V 1A 13W
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Iomega Zip Drive AC Adapter SG-511 Power Supply Cord 5V 1A 13W:
$17.56

This Zip SG-511 AC power adapter provides a steady 5V 1A output, making it a dependable replacement power source for your external drives and electronics. Designed to meet the specific requirements of Iomega Zip 100 and Z100 series external drives, this wall charger ensures your legacy hardware receives the correct 5-watt power delivery for optimal data transfer and disk operation.The unit features a standard plug-in design that fits into any common household outlet. It is built to handle the 13W maximum power draw specifications often associated with model SG-511 and RWP480505-1. This power supply cord is a crucial accessory for anyone looking to revive or maintain their storage equipment, providing the necessary voltage for consistent performance.This item is in pre-owned condition and has been visually inspected for quality. It is a dedicated power solution for Zip drive models including the Z100USB and Z100P2. Please ensure the 5V 1A output and connector type match your specific device requirements before use.PS-1


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