Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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460W ATX server power supply for DL380 G7, tested working with part numbers 499249-001 and 499250-201
This new power supply unit is built for the DL380 G7 server platform and delivers 460W of power. It carries part numbers HSTNS-PL14, 499249-001 and 499250-201. The unit has been tested and confirmed working. It is intended as a direct replacement or spare for compatible server installations.
This supply fits technicians who need a tested 460W replacement for the specified chassis. Builders working with different server models or requiring a different wattage rating should verify compatibility before purchase. Systems that demand a higher power output or a different form factor will not be supported by this unit.
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Yes, it uses the ATX form factor that matches the DL380 G7 power bay.
Not pushing the supply fully home until the latch clicks, leaving the 499249-001 connector partially engaged.
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