Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power module delivers 24 V at 50 A from 230 Vac input, rated 1500 W, tested working
This 24 V 50 A rectifier module delivers 1500 W from a 230 Vac supply and follows the standard ATX form factor. It is intended for telecom and industrial DC plants that need hot-swap power density in a compact chassis. The unit ships new and has been verified as test-working by the supplier.
Designed for continuous operation at its rated 1500 W output, the module maintains regulated 24 V current without the derating typical of short-burst designs. Internal thermal management supports steady 50 A delivery in rack environments where airflow meets the platform specification. Efficiency remains stable across the full load range, reducing waste heat during 24-hour duty cycles.
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The module delivers 1500 W at 24 V and 50 A, so sustained operation produces heat proportional to that output; ensure adequate airflow in the rack or enclosure.
The power supply requires a 230 Vac source, so a compatible mains circuit or distribution panel must already be in place.
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