Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Replacement ATX power supply tested working for Sun N240 and V240 servers
This ATX form-factor unit is a direct replacement for the Sun N240 and V240 servers using part numbers 300-1568 and ASTEC AA22770. It delivers 300 W of power and has been tested working before dispatch. The supply suits administrators restoring or maintaining these legacy Oracle platforms.
Verify that your chassis accepts the original 300-1568 or AA22770 unit and that the ATX connector layout matches the server backplane. Confirm the 240 V input rating suits your facility power. This supply will not fit standard desktop ATX cases or other Sun models with different part numbers.
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The listing covers the 300-watt ASTEC AA22770 power supply only; mounting rails and server cables are not included.
Yes, the 3001568-01 is the 300-watt ASTEC AA22770 unit specified for the Sun N240 V240 server.
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