Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
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- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1U ATX power supply delivering 250 watts for compact industrial systems
The KHACHIMO ACE-A225A is a 1U form-factor ATX power supply rated at 250 W. It is intended for industrial or embedded chassis where vertical space is restricted to a single rack unit. The unit has been tested and is supplied in new condition.
The 250 W ceiling restricts the supply to low-power platforms and configurations without discrete graphics cards or large drive arrays. Builders needing more headroom for high-end CPUs, multiple GPUs or extensive storage must select a higher-capacity model.
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The 225 figure appears in the model name ACE-A225A and distinguishes this 1U unit from other KHACHIMO variants.
The 250W rating is the maximum continuous output the ATX supply can deliver inside a 1U server chassis under normal operating conditions.
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