Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 1200 W ATX power supply tested working for DL580 G5 servers, matching part numbers 438202-002 and 441830-001
The KHACHIMO DPS-1200FBA is a replacement ATX power supply built for the HP DL580 G5 server platform. It carries part numbers 438202-002 and 441830-001 and is supplied new and tested working. This unit suits administrators restoring or maintaining that specific generation of rackmount hardware.
Designed for continuous operation in a multi-processor server, the supply delivers its rated 1200 W output under constant demand rather than only in short bursts. It is not suited for desktop ATX cases or builds that require modular cabling or consumer-form-factor dimensions.
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The unit provides 1200 watts of output, designed for sustained loads in a DL580 G5 server environment.
It fits the DL580 G5 redundant power bay and uses the proprietary 438202-002 / 441830-001 mating connector.
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