Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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280 W ATX power supply with a 14-pin connector for compatible Lenovo systems
This 280W ATX power supply replaces the Lenovo Hangjia HK380-16FP and FSP280-40PA units. It uses a 14-pin connector layout matching part numbers 54Y8859 and 54Y890. The unit is new and intended for compatible Lenovo desktops requiring this specific form factor.
This PSU fits only systems designed for the HK380-16FP or FSP280-40PA with a 14-pin main connector. Builders needing standard 24-pin ATX, higher wattage, modular cables or different pinouts should select another unit.
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Yes, the 14-pin connector is built for the Lenovo Hangjia HK380-16FP and FSP280-40PA units, so it plugs straight into the proprietary motherboard header.
The unit follows the HK380-16FP mounting layout; use the four corner holes on the metal bracket to secure it before connecting the 14-pin plug.
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