Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 495W ATX power supply for PowerEdge R720, R620, R520, T620 and T720 servers
This 495 watt unit is built for Dell PowerEdge R720, R620, R520, T620 and T720 servers. It serves administrators replacing a failed module or adding redundancy to supported chassis. The ATX-type form factor matches the original mechanical and electrical interface.
The ATX connector layout and 495 watt rating restrict use to the listed PowerEdge models. Builders needing higher output or a different pin arrangement cannot use this unit. Servers outside the R720, R620, R520, T620 and T720 families are not supported.
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Both part numbers refer to the same 495W unit; N24MJ and 3GHW3 are interchangeable labels for this power supply.
The 495W figure is the maximum continuous output the unit can deliver to the server's components under full load.
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