Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 245.3V at 8.1A in a flatpack 220/2000 HE power module
This unit is a 245.3V 8.1 ATX power supply identified as the FLATPACK2 220/2000 HE model. It arrives in new condition and has been tested for working operation. The supplier notes good quality construction for reliable power delivery in compatible systems.
Builders who require a different output voltage, higher current capacity, or a standard consumer ATX form factor with modular cabling should consider other options. This module targets a precise electrical specification rather than general desktop use.
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The unit is supplied new and tested working; no user-serviceable schedule is published for the internal cooling fan or electrolytic capacitors.
Sustained load is capped at the 2000 W rating; exceeding 8.1 A on the main output triggers the protection circuit.
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