Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 6000W communication power module delivering 53.5V output for ELTEK systems
This ATX power supply delivers 6000W at 53.5V for demanding communication and server infrastructure. It is built for engineers and system integrators who need reliable high-wattage DC output in standard rack or chassis environments. The unit arrives new and tested for working condition.
The supply mounts in ATX-compatible slots and provides a single 53.5V rail suited to telecom rectifier shelves or custom high-density builds. It frees designers from paralleling multiple smaller units when 6000W is required. Buyers needing redundant hot-swap frames or lower-voltage rails should verify platform compatibility before purchase.
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The module delivers up to 100 A at 53.5 V, which equals the 6000 W rated output.
At full load the module draws roughly 48 A from the −48 V bus, so the shelf must handle the resulting waste heat.
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