Synology DiskStation 1–2 bay (j & value): specifications & data recovery
Model numbers, technical details and data recovery for Synology DiskStation 1–2 bay (j & value) NAS and RAID units sold 2008–2026. Fixed quote and a list of recoverable files before you pay.
About the DiskStation 1–2 bay (j & value)
Entry-level Synology units, often run as single drives or simple mirrors. Failed drives and crashed volumes are recovered from the disks, without needing the NAS.
Not sure which model you have? The model name is on the front or rear label of the unit, for example DS920+ or TS-453D.
Model numbers in this family
These are the most common model and part numbers in the DiskStation 1–2 bay (j & value) family. Other capacities and variants are covered too.
- DS109
- DS209
- DS110j
- DS211j
- DS212j
- DS213j
- DS214
- DS215j
- DS216j
- DS218j
- DS220j
- DS223j
- DS223
How we recover DiskStation 1–2 bay (j & value) data
Arrays are reconstructed from drive images on our own systems, including SHR, Btrfs, XFS, ZFS and proprietary layouts, so your shares come back intact.
See also NAS & RAID Units data recovery and other Synology NAS and RAID units.
Common questions
Can you recover data from a failed Synology DiskStation 1–2 bay (j & value)?
In most cases, yes. We image every member drive, identify the RAID layout and file system, and rebuild the volume offline – the NAS itself does not need to work.
Where do I find my NAS model number?
The model name is on the front or rear label of the unit, for example DS920+ or TS-453D.
What does data recovery cost?
Every case starts with a professional evaluation (£94.80), followed by a fixed quote.
Get a price from a technician
Tell us the make, the model and what has gone wrong. A technician replies with a price and the quickest way to sort it – normally the same working day.
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