Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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280 W ATX power supply compatible with HK380-16FP, M82, M92, H530 and M8400T systems
This 280 W ATX unit matches the HK380-16FP part number used in several compact business PCs. It is a direct swap for the original FSP280-40EPA supply and carries the 54Y8896 and 54Y8859 service tags. Buyers restoring or servicing those chassis will find the correct connector layout and output rating.
The supplier lists compatibility with M82, M92, H530 and M8400T systems, but chassis revisions can change the PSU bracket or cable routing. Confirm the PS-4281-02 sticker on your existing unit matches this part. Buyers whose machine uses a different wattage or form factor cannot use this supply.
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The unit is supplied as the power supply only; mounting screws and any replacement cables must be sourced separately.
All three codes refer to the same 280 W ATX unit; choose the one printed on your original PSU label.
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