Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivers 12 V at 5 A for 60 W output, tested and ready for industrial or medical equipment
The KHACHIMO ATX unit delivers a regulated 12 V output at 5 A for a total of 60 W. It is built to the TDK ZPSA60-12 form factor and intended for industrial and medical equipment that require a standard ATX footprint. Each unit is tested working before shipment.
Engineers replacing a failed TDK ZPSA60-12 module in rack gear or diagnostic devices will find a direct electrical match. Buyers who need adjustable voltage rails, higher wattage or consumer PC connectors should look at something else.
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The 12 V 5 A unit delivers 60 W and matches the TDK ZPSA60-12 specification. Select it when your device requires exactly 12 V at up to 5 A.
It means the unit can continuously provide 12 V at 5 A to your load, provided the equipment draws no more than 60 W total.
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