Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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150W LED street-light power supply operating at 96–214V with a 0.7A output current
This KHACHIMO unit is a 150W LED control device built to drive street-light arrays from a 96-214V input at .7A. It is intended for municipal or commercial lighting engineers who need a replacement driver that has been test-worked and verified for good quality.
The ATX form factor lets the supply fit standard industrial chassis or weatherproof cabinets, so installers can swap it in without custom brackets. It frees the installer from sourcing a bespoke mechanical adapter and leaves the existing wiring loom intact.
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The supply is rated for 150W output and the supplier confirms it has been test-worked for that load.
No cooling fan is fitted, so the aluminium housing dissipates the heat; ensure the mounting surface allows free airflow.
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