Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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800W ATX server power supply compatible with NF5280M4, NF5112, NF5270M4 and NF8460M4 systems, tested working
This 800W server power supply is designed for the NF5280M4, NF5112, NF5270M4 and NF8460M4 platforms. It uses an ATX form factor and has been tested to confirm working operation. The unit suits administrators replacing a failed module in these specific systems.
The supply fits the designated server chassis without adapter brackets or cable changes. It restores redundant power capability where the original unit has failed. Builders using different server models or requiring higher wattage should verify compatibility before purchase.
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The power supply delivers up to 800 watts continuously to the supported server platforms.
The unit uses a server-grade fan designed for continuous duty in the listed chassis.
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