Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power module for SMARTPACK S systems accepting 10-75V DC input
The KHACHIMO 242100.410 is an ATX power module built for SMARTPACK S equipment. It accepts a DC supply between 10 and 75 volts and is tested before shipment. This unit suits integrators who need a verified replacement or spare for that specific platform.
Because the module operates from a wide 10 to 75 volt source, it maintains regulated rails even when the upstream supply sags or surges. Continuous loading does not trigger the protection trips seen in narrower-range units. Builders who require redundant hot-swap supplies or who run from unstable DC grids should look elsewhere.
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The module accepts a 10-75 V DC range and is tested before delivery, so it operates within that window without extra cooling noise.
It uses a standard ATX form factor, so your existing ATX motherboard connector and DC source wiring are all that is required.
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