Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 50 W at 15 V and 3.4 A for S8FS-C05015 systems
This ATX power supply delivers 50 W at 15 V with a 3.4 A current rating. It is built for systems that require the exact S8FS-C05015 specification. The unit is new and has been tested to confirm correct operation.
Each unit undergoes a functional test before dispatch so the rated 15 V and 3.4 A output is verified. This reduces the chance of a dead-on-arrival replacement. Buyers who need higher wattage or a different voltage rail should look elsewhere.
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The supply uses a built-in cooling fan; under normal loads it should run for years, but dust buildup can shorten its life so occasional cleaning with compressed air is recommended.
Thermal protection is the first limit reached; sustained 50 W output raises internal temperatures until the over-temperature circuit shuts the unit down to prevent damage.
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