Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering 1000 W output with 48 V and 280 V ratings, tested and confirmed working
The KHACHIMO C48/280-1000 delivers 1000 watts in a standard ATX form factor. It is built for communication equipment that requires steady, high-current output. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for correct operation.
ATX connectors are designed for desktop motherboards, not for telecom DC bus architectures. Systems that expect a native 48 V input or hot-swap redundancy cannot use this supply directly. Builders needing those features must look for a purpose-built rectifier shelf instead.
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The unit is a single model rated for both 48 V and 280 V input, so no version choice is required.
It indicates the maximum continuous DC power the unit can deliver across all rails combined under the specified input range.
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