Hey toyoj98102!  Unfortunately, no authorized US retailers stock or carry the EU-specific version of the Sabrent EC-DFFN within the United States. The best way to get one is to purchase it d...

For the UM43 hub: 5V DC, center-positive, using a 3.5 × 1.35 mm barrel plug.

@wheelie lifeI’d go with a single-drive M.2-to-PCIe adapter rather than a multi-drive card. The lack of bifurcation is the main limitation; a simple adapter presenting one NVMe device general...

Yes, of course. The EC-DFFN’s included power adapter supports 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz, so Greece’s 230V/50Hz supply is within spec.

That doesn’t sound like expected hot-swap behavior. You should be able to remove one drive without all the other drives disappearing. Check the USB cable/port and confirm the drives appear se...

Hi, 10GbE networking naturally generates a lot of heat. If the heatsink feels hot, that actually means it's doing its job pulling thermal energy away from the controller. The card is engineered fo...

I wonder, can I purchase an EU version from the US?

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Reviews are saying it gets really hot during file transfers and I'd rally not like to cook my controller. Any ideas for clipping on a fan to put onto its heatsink to take heat off better maybe? D...

@GerryM That doesn't sound like normal hot-swap behavior. On a properly implemented USB dock, removing one drive shouldn't cause every bay to disconnect. It often happens when the enclosure expose...

Hi Giovanni, Thanks for reaching out and sharing your honest feedback with us! We're glad to hear you liked the design of the docking station, but we completely understand how disappointing fan n...

Hi michellercarney12, Could you share a few more details or a link to the report you're referring to? Sabrent makes a pretty wide range of products, including SSDs, docking stations, and software...

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Hi survival race I recently came across reports mentioning a possible security concern and wanted to know if there have been any official updates. Has the development team confirmed the issue or s...

Good question, especially when moving between regions with different power standards. It would be worth checking the specifications printed on the power adapter, as the dock itself may support diff...

Hello! Yes, it will work in Greece. The included power adapter for the Sabrent EC-DFFN is a universal dual-voltage power supply rated for 100V–240V AC at 50/60Hz. If you purchase the unit i...

I was looking to buy a Sabrent EC-DFFN but I plan on moving to Greece. Does this accept 240v/50hz?

I remain hopeful that this will still happen. I saw that Sabrent recently had a sale on Amazon for the TB4 KVM and took that as a possible sign they may be considering doing something with a newer ...

Good question about PCIe 2.0 compatibility. From my experience, PCIe adapters still work fine on PCIe 2.0 slots — the bandwidth is halved vs PCIe 3.0, but for a RAID1 cache drive use case this is g...

PCIe 2.0 adapters generally do work in older servers like the T410, even without bifurcation support. The key is that most single-slot NVMe adapters use only one PCIe lane for the SSD itself, so bi...