Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 48 V at 52 A from 230 Vac input with a 2500 W rating and 53.5 V 46.7 A DC output
This KHACHIMO FLATPACK 2500 unit is a 48 V rectifier module rated for 52 A output. It accepts 230 Vac input and delivers a regulated 53.5 V DC at up to 46.7 A. The module is supplied new and tested working for Eltek communication power systems.
The rectifier provides 2500 W of continuous DC power for telecom loads that operate within the 48 V nominal bus. It runs out of headroom when the connected equipment draws more than 46.7 A at 53.5 V or when the AC source falls outside the 230 Vac specification.
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Yes, the unit accepts 230 Vac input and delivers up to 2500 W at 48 V 52 A, matching standard telecom rectifier shelves.
Measure the DC terminals with a multimeter; you should read approximately 53.5 V under load, confirming the supply is operating within its rated 46.7 A capability.
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