Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 60 W ATX power supply module for Ruijie M5000E switches, tested and confirmed working
This godream power supply delivers 60W of ATX power for Ruijie M5000E series switches. It is built for network engineers who need a tested, working replacement module. The unit arrives new and verified for immediate installation in compatible hardware.
Under sustained load the module maintains its rated 60W output to keep switch ports and PoE budgets stable. It is not suited for systems that demand higher wattage or redundant hot-swap configurations beyond the single M5000E slot. Buyers needing greater capacity or dual-module redundancy should look elsewhere.
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The 60W module is designed for Ruijie M5000E switches and dissipates heat within its rated 60 watt output during continuous operation.
You need a compatible Ruijie M5000E series switch chassis that accepts the M5000E-AC60 power supply module.
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