Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 1200 W ATX power for H3C Huasan SR6604, SR6608 and SR6616 systems
This 1200W ATX power supply is built for H3C Huasan systems using the AC-PSR1200-A module. It matches part numbers SR6604, SR6608 and SR6616 for direct replacement. Each unit is tested and confirmed working before dispatch. It suits administrators maintaining existing H3C infrastructure.
This module fits proprietary H3C chassis and will not install in regular ATX cases or motherboards. Buyers needing a conventional desktop PSU should look elsewhere. It also does not serve non-H3C server platforms or redundant arrays requiring different form factors.
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Yes, the module is built for the SR6604, SR6608 and SR6616 slots and slides straight into the power bay of those H3C systems.
The SR6616 supports multiple power modules; mixing wattages is allowed, but the system will draw from each module according to its own load-balancing logic.
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