Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 470 W, 24 V DC power supply for ASR1002 series switches, tested and working
This 470W 24V DC ATX power supply is built for the ASR1002 series of network switches. It delivers 470 watts of direct-current power at 24 volts to compatible chassis. The unit suits administrators who need a replacement or spare power source for this specific platform.
Each power supply is test working before dispatch to confirm reliable operation. The 341-0383-04 A0 part number identifies the exact revision for ASR1002 compatibility. Buyers who require a different voltage input or a higher wattage rating will need an alternative model.
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The unit has been tested working and uses a standard ATX cooling layout; fan replacement follows normal ATX power-supply service practice.
The 470 W total output ceiling is the first constraint; the 24 V rail is designed to deliver the full rated power within that envelope.
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