Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An ATX power supply delivering four ports for video recorder installations
This 80-watt ATX unit provides four output ports for video recorder installations. It carries the 7916HE and PSF220MP-60 designations and is supplied in new condition. The 220 V input rating suits standard mains environments.
The supply is test-working and built for good quality, indicating stable output during the long duty cycles typical of surveillance recording. Its 60-watt and 10-amp ratings reflect continuous capacity rather than peak bursts. Units needing more ports or higher wattage should consider other models.
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The unit is rated at 80 W total output; actual heat and fan noise depend on load and chassis airflow, but it is designed for continuous video-recorder operation.
It uses standard ATX main and peripheral connectors; you need matching ATX power leads from your recorder or backplane to the four output ports.
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