Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1200 watt server power supply tested and confirmed working for SUN T8-1 and S7-2 systems
The KHACHIMO AWF-2DC-1200W-T 7350780 is a 1200 W ATX power supply built for Sun T8-1 and S7-2 server platforms. It arrives new and has been tested working before shipment. The unit follows the standard ATX form factor for rack-mount installations.
This supply matches the original specifications for those specific Sun servers, making it a direct replacement part. Builders working on other platforms or needing different connectors should verify pin-outs and mechanical fit before purchasing.
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The unit is built to the ATX form factor, so it fits standard ATX server chassis and delivers up to 1200 W through the usual ATX power connectors.
As an ATX power supply it uses the standard ATX mounting pattern and depth, sliding directly into any chassis with an ATX PSU bay and securing with four rear screws.
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