Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 150 W DC ATX power supply for EX3400 systems, tested working
This 150 watt ATX power supply is built to fit the Juniper EX3400 chassis using the DPS-150AB-12 and JPSU-150-DC-AFO form factor. It delivers a single 12 volt output for direct current distribution inside the switch. The unit suits network engineers who need a verified spare for that specific platform.
Designed for always-on network gear, the supply maintains its 12 volt rail without the voltage droop seen in short-burst bench tests. Sustained traffic keeps the load constant, so the unit runs at its rated 150 watts continuously. It is not suited for systems that require multiple voltage rails or higher peak power.
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The unit is rated at 150 watts, so sustained load will pull up to that amount from the DC source.
It fits Juniper EX3400 switches that accept the DPS-150AB-12 form factor and DC input.
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