Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 1U server power supply delivering 560 W output, tested and confirmed working
This 560W unit fits a 1U rack chassis and carries the PWS-562-1H and CPS-5611-3A1LF designations. It is aimed at administrators who need a direct replacement for a failed original supply in an existing server. The ATX-type connector layout matches the pinout used by the platform it was pulled from.
Each unit has been test powered and verified functional before shipping. The ATX connector set plugs straight into the host backplane without adapters, so installation is a simple slide-and-lock action. Build quality follows the original manufacturer specification for continuous operation in a 1U enclosure.
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The unit is an ATX-type supply rated at 560 W, so it can deliver up to that continuous power in a compatible server chassis.
It is a 1U form-factor module designed to slide into a standard 1U server bay.
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