Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 24V at 5.42A for 130W ATX switching power supply applications
This 24 V 5.42 A ATX switching power supply delivers 130 W of continuous power for desktop and embedded systems. It is built for builders who need a compact, tested unit that fits standard ATX mounting points and provides a single 24 V rail.
The ATX footprint restricts maximum output compared to larger server or redundant chassis designs. Peak loads above the rated 130 W will trigger protection circuits, and the fixed 24 V output cannot be adjusted for variable-voltage applications.
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Choose this unit only if your system requires exactly 24 V and can draw up to 5.42 A; any other voltage will not match the output.
It means the unit can continuously deliver up to 130 watts at 24 V, so the connected load must stay at or below 5.42 A to avoid overload.
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