Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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DIN-rail switching power supply delivers 72 W at 12 V and 6 A for Weidmuller 1469570000 PRO ECO systems
This DIN-rail switching power supply delivers 72 W at 12 V and 6 A. It is built for industrial control cabinets and automation equipment that require a compact, regulated DC source. The unit carries Weidmuller part number 1469570000 and is supplied new.
The supply maintains its rated 72 W continuously rather than only in short bursts, thanks to a switching topology designed for steady thermal performance. It is not suited for applications that need higher voltage rails or redundant parallel operation.
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The 72 W rating is the maximum output power; actual heat depends on load and ambient airflow inside the cabinet.
Yes, the supply mounts on a DIN rail and provides screw-terminal connections for 12 V DC output.
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