Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering 54 V at 65 W and 28 V at 90 W for Artesyn PAC155D5428-CN systems
This ATX power supply replaces the Artesyn PAC155D5428-CN unit. It delivers 54 V at 65 W and 28 V at 90 W. The module is supplied new and tested working for immediate installation.
Both voltage rails maintain their rated output during sustained operation. The 54 V rail provides 65 W and the 28 V rail provides 90 W without short-term peak allowances. Systems requiring different voltage combinations or higher continuous power will need another solution.
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The supplier confirms the unit is test working and of good quality, but no noise, heat or power-efficiency figures are provided for continuous operation.
It is built for the Artesyn PAC155D5428-CN platform and delivers 54 V at 65 W plus 28 V at 90 W, so the host must accept those voltages and the ATX form factor.
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