Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 65 W at 18.5 V and 3.50 A to power thin-client PCs
This 65 W HPE AC adapter delivers 18.5 V DC at 3.50 A for compatible thin-client PCs. It replaces a lost or damaged original supply using part numbers 587303-001 or 586992-001. The proprietary connector matches the factory design so no modification is required.
Use this adapter when the original supply has stopped working or shows intermittent voltage. It is not suitable for devices that need a higher wattage or a different output voltage. Buyers with non-HPE hardware or proprietary barrel sizes should verify compatibility before ordering.
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| Product type | Proprietary Power Supply |
The 587303-001 is a proprietary power supply with a dedicated connector for supported HPE thin client PCs.
Connect the AC mains lead to the adapter before plugging the proprietary output into the thin client.
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