Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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External AC power supply delivering 550 W to compatible HPE equipment
The HPE X391 delivers 550 W of AC power in an external form factor. It is designed for compatible HPE systems that require a dedicated external power source. This unit suits administrators maintaining or expanding existing HPE infrastructure.
The external connection restricts use to hardware equipped with the matching port-to-power interface. Systems lacking this specific input cannot use the supply. Buyers needing internal redundancy or higher wattage must select a different unit.
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The unit delivers up to 550 W of AC power; match that figure against your chassis power budget to confirm it covers peak load.
It is the maximum continuous AC output the supply can provide to the system; actual draw will vary with the components installed and their workload.
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