Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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250W DC power supply for ASR9000 systems, tested working with good quality
The KHACHIMO ASR-920-PWR-D delivers 250 W of DC power and follows the ATX form factor. It is intended for technicians maintaining or expanding ASR9000 network equipment that requires this specific supply unit. The module arrives new and has been test working to verify reliable operation.
Installation uses the standard ATX mounting pattern so the unit slides into the designated power bay without adapters. Its 250 W output covers the load budget for supported line cards, freeing the builder from sourcing a separate external DC source. Buyers needing higher wattage or AC input will need a different supply.
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The ASR-920-PWR-D delivers up to 250 W of continuous DC power for the ASR 9000 platform.
The 250 W DC supply uses internal fan cooling to manage heat during all-day operation.
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