Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 13.8 V DC at 25 A continuous and 35 A peak from 105–125 V AC input
The Astron RS-35A is a proprietary linear power supply delivering 25 Amp continuous and 35 Amp peak current at 13.8V DC. It accepts an AC input range of 105 to 125V. This unit suits installations requiring stable, low-noise DC power for fixed-voltage equipment.
Users needing more than 25 Amp continuous output or a different DC voltage should look elsewhere. Builds requiring ATX-style connectors, modular cabling or wide-range auto-switching input are not compatible with this fixed-input linear design.
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The unit accepts an input range of 105-125V AC, so your mains must fall within those limits.
Yes, the output is 13.8V DC at up to 25A continuous, matching the voltage your older gear expects.
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