Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1600W ATX power supply compatible with R630, R730XD, R740 and FX2S servers
This 1600W ATX power supply is built for Dell PowerEdge R630, R730XD and R740 servers. It matches part numbers D1600E-S0, D1600E-S1, F1600E-S0, T4GCW and D5W1N. The unit is tested working and suited for replacement or spare inventory in compatible enterprise systems.
Verify that your server chassis is an R630, R730XD or R740 before ordering. Confirm the existing power supply carries one of the listed part numbers to ensure correct fit and electrical compatibility. This unit is not for non-Dell platforms or models outside the specified series.
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The listing describes the power supply only; no cables or accessories are mentioned, so assume none are included.
The D1600E-S0, D1600E-S1, F1600E-S0, T4GCW and D5W1N are all listed as compatible with R630, R730XD, R740 and FX2S.
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