Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers up to 3000 W of power with a C20 inlet accessory included
The HPE 6400 power supply delivers 3000 W of output in a new unit. It includes a C20 inlet accessory and carries the 6400 model designation. This component is built for installation in compatible HPE server chassis.
This supply fits administrators replacing a failed unit or expanding capacity in supported HPE 6400 platforms. It is not for builders needing ATX or SFX form factors, nor for systems requiring a different wattage rating or inlet standard.
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The 3000 W unit uses a built-in cooling fan rated for continuous operation; no user-serviceable interval is published, so plan on professional service if airflow drops.
Thermal protection engages before the 3000 W rating is exceeded, throttling power to keep internal temperatures within the 6400 series design envelope.
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