Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering 24 V at 62.5 A for 1500 W output, tested working
This unit delivers 1500 W of continuous power from a single 24 V rail rated at 62.5 A. It is built to ATX form-factor dimensions and intended as a direct replacement for POWERLD PDF-1500 and SE-1500-24 models. Each unit is tested before shipment.
Suits repair technicians and system integrators who need a drop-in 24 V 1500 W ATX replacement. Not for builders who require multiple output voltages or modular cabling. Not for users who need efficiency certification details that are not supplied.
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The supply delivers 24V at up to 62.5A; waste heat equals input power minus 1500W output, so ensure the chassis airflow can handle the difference.
It uses standard ATX motherboard and peripheral connectors; you need matching ATX power cables and a 24V-compatible load or backplane.
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