Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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460W ATX server power supply compatible with DL360 and DL380 G6 and G7 models
This 460W unit is built for DL360 and 380 G6 and G7 servers. It matches part numbers 591553-001 and 591555-101 for direct replacement. The ATX type design fits the specified chassis. It arrives new and test working for immediate installation.
The supply includes no extra cables or software beyond the standard unit. Buyers needing redundant configurations should verify their chassis supports multiple modules. Administrators requiring higher wattage outputs must select a different model. The single unit addresses a single failed or missing power module.
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The fan is a moving part that wears over time; expect to replace it after several years of continuous operation or when bearing noise appears.
The internal over-temperature protection will trip before any electrical limit, shutting the supply down until it cools.
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