Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An ATX power supply for communication modules, tested and working
The KHACHIMO GERM4810-01VA is an ATX power supply designed for communication equipment. It arrives new and has been tested for working operation. The unit targets installations that require a standard ATX form factor in telecom or networking environments.
This module fits builders integrating a tested ATX supply into communication systems where good build quality is expected. Buyers needing a different form factor, redundant hot-swap capability or higher output than the GERM4810-01VA provides should consider other options.
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The GERM4810-01VA follows the ATX form factor, so it fits standard ATX motherboard power connectors and mounting points.
As an ATX-type unit, the GERM4810-01VA needs a standard ATX power-supply bay with four rear mounting holes aligned to the ATX specification.
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