Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply rated at 180W, tested working for reliable operation
The KHACHIMO ESX180 is a 180W ATX power supply tested working and built to good quality standards. It serves as a direct replacement for the Eaotenn NL04 switching unit in compatible chassis. The unit delivers the basic rails required by older ATX motherboards and peripherals.
This supply fits proprietary small-form-factor cases that require the exact ESX180 form factor and connector layout. It frees the builder from sourcing the original OEM part, which may be discontinued. It does not suit modern high-wattage configurations or systems needing supplemental PCIe power connectors.
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The unit will trigger its over-power protection and shut down until the load is reduced.
The internal fan spins only as fast as needed for cooling, so noise stays low during normal operation.
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