Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply tested working for 7916, 7932, 8632 and 8832 hard disk recorders
This power supply unit is built for KHACHIMO hard disk recorders carrying the 7916, 7932, 8632 and 8832 designations. It suits installers and system maintainers who need a direct replacement for the original monitoring power supply.
The unit follows the ATX standard, so it fits only chassis and mounting frames designed for that form factor. Builders using proprietary or compact recorder enclosures that require a different physical layout cannot use this supply.
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| Product type | ATX |
Match the model number printed on your recorder's label — 7916HE-E4, 7932HW-E4, 7916N, DS-8632 or DS-8832 — to the corresponding version in the listing.
It confirms the supply uses standard ATX connectors and mounting points, so it fits the recorder's existing power socket and screw holes without adapters.
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