Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Converts 18–75 V input to a regulated 28 V, 10.7 A output delivering up to 300 W
The CHB300W-48S28 accepts a wide 18-75 V input and delivers a regulated 28 V output at up to 10.7 A. Rated for 300 W, it suits telecom, automation and embedded equipment that run from a 48 V bus. The unit is new and tested working before dispatch.
Continuous operation at the full 300 W rating is supported within the specified input range. The 19.5 A maximum input current reflects worst-case draw at low line voltage. No derating curve or thermal limits are supplied, so designers should verify cooling for their enclosure.
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At full 300 W load the unit draws up to 19.5 A from the 18-75 V source, so waste heat equals the difference between input power and the 28 V 10.7 A output; ensure adequate airflow around the supply.
The supply accepts a 18-75 V DC source capable of delivering 19.5 A; you need appropriately rated cables and a connector matching the unit's input terminals.
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