Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 48 V front-end rectifier module delivering 3 kW for Eltek power systems, part 380875
The KHACHIMO FP2 is a 48 V, 3 kW front-end rectifier designed as a direct replacement for Eltek power supply module 380875. It follows an ATX form factor and is supplied new and tested for immediate deployment in compatible power shelves. ||
The unit delivers a continuous 3 kW output at 48 V, maintaining regulation during extended operation without the derating seen in short-burst ratings. Its front-end architecture distributes thermal load across the host shelf, so steady-state performance depends on the shelf airflow rather than an integrated fan curve.
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The unit is designed for high-efficiency operation, reducing waste heat during sustained loads.
It installs directly into compatible Eltek power shelves that accept FP2 front-end rectifiers.
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