Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 1800W ATX switch-mode unit delivering 44-58V output, tested working for reliable operation
This KHACHIMO CP1800AC52 is a new ATX switch-mode power supply rated at 1800 W. It delivers a 44 to 58 V output range suited to specialised high-power installations. The unit has been tested working and is supplied in new condition.
It suits system integrators who need a single 1800 W ATX source with a 44 to 58 V output window. Builds requiring different voltage rails, lower total power or non-ATX form factors should consider other units.
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The unit is rated for 1800W output at 44-58V; actual AC draw depends on load and mains voltage, so check the label for the exact input current figure.
As an ATX-type unit it provides the standard 24-pin main connector plus the usual CPU and peripheral cables expected on an ATX power supply.
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