12 volt buck/boost unit

Well ya got us on that one, but I wouldn't be messing with my media server either.

Thanks. Looks like a Morningstar inverter and a dedicated 300 watt outlet is the way to go. It would have been nice to just go with 12 volts, but as stated, getting power from the power brick does keep the warranty hounds happy.

I like the Drok devices I have two in use, in this RV

Just not the way I would go for dealing with this type of electronic device

I prefer the power wasting supplies that comes with my electronic devices
Never any warranty questions
And going from battery to inverter to the power brick is redundant protection

mlts22 wrote:
Apologies. I've not been much on the forums in a bit, due to work stuff. The device is a Synology DS216+ NAS, which uses 12 volts to power it. Too little or too much, it gets unhappy.

I would use a sine wave inverter to power the brick if the thing is that fussy.
It is only 60 watts. Maybe 70 watts max with conversion losses.
Put another solar panel on the roof or add an extra battery.

Depends on the brick Mr. Wz.

Even a medical grade brick tracks voltage somewhat. The boost DROK is flawless. months 24/7 operation, it's output has risen .004vdc Fabulous

The bucker I use is a Drok and it too is incredibly stable. Far more so than the medical respironics bricks I have kept track of. The only liability is in the packaging - exposed and unsightly.

The very best inverter driving current is of much higher value than what the Drok to Drok conversion would be. 10% loss at 3.0 amps is wildly better than a three amp draw on the batteries with no load placed on the inverter.

But then of course, there exists the issue of warranty of the device in question...

its a network server, capable of sending 4k UHD video directly to the monitor
its a $600 Media center/server/cloud/NAS and it comes with two Empty bays, install your own hard drives

I would stick with the supplied DC power brick/wart/supply
plug it into a PSW inverter along with the TV/PC

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Very stable output with it's own voltage and amperage meters

Get ahold of the distributor and find out the specs of the

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Ask the retail cost of said unit. If it's more than $50.00 then iI will be impressed.

This is what you are trying to bridge. Direct DC into the unit?

Apologies. I've not been much on the forums in a bit, due to work stuff. The device is a Synology DS216+ NAS, which uses 12 volts to power it. Too little or too much, it gets unhappy.

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