Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Hot-plug 1100 W platinum-efficiency unit for PowerEdge C4130, R730, R630, T630 and R530 servers
This proprietary Dell power supply delivers 1100 watts with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency. It is built for PowerEdge C4130, R730, R630, T630 and R530 servers. The unit suits administrators replacing a failed module or adding redundancy to compatible chassis.
The Platinum rating means the supply maintains high efficiency across a broad load range, reducing waste heat during continuous operation. Its proprietary form factor limits use to the listed Dell platforms, so it cannot serve standard ATX builds or non-Dell racks.
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At 80+ Platinum efficiency the unit converts most input power to output, so sustained heat output remains predictable during continuous operation.
It is built for PowerEdge C4130, R730, R630, T630 and R530 chassis.
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