Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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660 W ATX power supply tested working for T5220, T5440 and X4450 servers
This 660W ATX power supply is built for Sun Fire T5220, T5440 and X4450 servers. It replaces part numbers 300-2186 and SPDSUNM-05G in those chassis. The unit is new and has been tested working before dispatch.
The 660W rating supports the full load of the listed Sun Fire models under normal operation. It will not suit systems that require a higher wattage or a different form factor. Buyers needing redundant configurations should verify slot count and hot-swap support separately.
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| Product type | ATX |
Yes, the power supply uses a standard ATX form factor that matches the mounting points and power connectors of the T5220, T5440 and X4450 systems.
The supplier confirms each unit is test working; after fitting it, check that the system posts without voltage warnings and runs under load without unexpected shutdowns.
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