Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An 875 W redundant ATX power supply tested and verified working for server reliability
The KHACHIMO R1IA2871A is an 875W server redundant power supply built to the ATX form factor. It is supplied new and has been tested working to confirm reliable operation in multi-unit environments. Hot-swap redundancy protects uptime when a single module fails.
This unit fits builds that require hot-swap redundant power in an ATX footprint. It is not intended for desktop PCs that lack a redundant power cage or backplane. Buyers who need a single non-redundant supply should look elsewhere.
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At full load the unit draws 875 W, so virtually all of that power becomes heat inside the rack; plan cooling for the full wattage.
It fits a standard ATX power-supply bay and connects to a redundant backplane that accepts the R1IA2871A form factor.
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