Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 13.8 VDC at 25 A continuous and 30 A peak from 120/220 V input
The Astron SS-30-AP delivers 25 A continuous and 30 A peak current at 13.8 VDC from a 120/220 V AC input. It includes USB and Anderson Power Pole output ports for direct connection to radios, chargers or other DC loads. The unit is a new proprietary switching supply built for bench or mobile use.
It upgrades from heavier linear supplies where rack space or portable weight is limited. The jump is worth it when you need the same 13.8 VDC output with lower heat and smaller footprint. It is not suited for loads that exceed 30 A peak or for systems requiring adjustable voltage rails.
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The unit includes USB and Anderson Power Pole ports for direct connection of 13.8 VDC equipment.
Select 120 V or 220 V on the rear switch to match your mains supply before connecting power.
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