Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 1U ATX switching power supply delivering 200 W at 24 V
This KHACHIMO FSP200-62DL is a new 1U switching power supply that delivers 200W from a 24V DC input. It fits the ATX form factor while occupying a single rack unit, making it suitable for slim industrial enclosures or space-constrained server builds that require DC-fed power.
The 24V DC design removes the need for an internal AC stage, so it suits systems already running on a 24V bus or battery-backed infrastructure. It is not for builds that only have mains AC available or that need higher wattage than the 200W rating provides.
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The unit is a 1U ATX supply so it uses the standard ATX screw layout for rack or chassis mounting.
Verify the 24 V output polarity on the label, match positive to positive and negative to negative, then secure the terminals before powering on.
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