Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply module delivers 90 V at 65 A for 5800 W charging station use
This ATX power module delivers 90 V at 65 A for a total output of 5800 W. It is built to power ER9065/T charging stations in communication infrastructure. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for correct operation. It suits integrators who need a high-power supply for this specific station model.
The ATX form factor fixes the physical envelope and connector layout, so the module fits only chassis and backplanes designed for that standard. Output is limited to the rated 90 V and 65 A; systems requiring higher voltage or current must use a different supply. No other interface or protocol is supported beyond the basic power delivery defined by the ATX specification.
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The ER9065/T is a single 90 V, 65 A module rated at 5800 W; select it when your station requires exactly that voltage and current combination.
It indicates the module can continuously deliver up to 5800 W at 90 V and 65 A, so the station’s total power budget must accommodate that output level.
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