Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering 480 V at 5.7 A for 22-RF5P7-AS equipment
This KHACHIMO unit is a new ATX power supply rated at 480 V and 5.7 A. It is intended for systems that require the specific 22-RF5P7-AS model. The supplier confirms the unit is test working and of good quality.
ATX power supplies follow a fixed connector layout and voltage set that cannot be altered. This unit will not suit builds needing a different form factor, alternate pin-outs or higher current than 5.7 A. Buyers requiring another voltage rail or connector type must select a different product.
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The unit is built for 480V input at 5.7A and matches the 22-RF5P7-AS part number, so select this exact model when those ratings are specified.
It indicates the maximum continuous current the unit can deliver at 480V, so the connected load must not exceed that draw during normal operation.
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