Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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75 W ATX power supply for VCR, monitor or server systems
The godream PUI108E-2 Z DPS-75VB A delivers 75 watts through an ATX form factor. It is built for VCR monitors and server units that require this specific power profile. The unit is supplied in new condition.
This supply fits installations where the original DPS-75VB A unit is specified. It does not support builds that demand higher wattage output. Systems requiring modular cabling or different connector layouts will need an alternative design. Buyers without the exact model match should verify compatibility before purchase.
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No user-serviceable parts are listed for this power supply; it is intended to operate without scheduled maintenance.
The 75 W output rating is the primary sustained-use limit; exceeding it triggers the built-in protection circuits.
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