Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 550 W ATX power supply tested for reliable server operation
This 550W dual power supply is built for server chassis that accept the GW-CRPS 2UPS550 form factor. It provides redundant power delivery so that a single module failure does not shut down the system. The unit is tested working and intended for new deployment in compatible rackmount servers.
The supply uses an ATX-type interface defined by the GW-CRPS 2UPS550 standard, so it only fits chassis designed for that specific redundant module. It will not operate in standard desktop ATX cases or in servers that require a different redundant form factor. Buyers must verify exact chassis compatibility before purchase.
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Each module delivers 550W so the pair can share the load or keep the system running if one unit fails.
The ATX-sized housing matches common 2U redundant bays used in rack-mount servers.
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