Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 24 V at up to 14 A with a 300 W capacity and a 15.5–31 V input range
This KHACHIMO unit delivers 300 watts at 24 volts with a 14 amp output rating. It accepts a wide input range from 15.5 to 31 volts and is tested working before dispatch. The ATX form factor suits industrial equipment, test benches and custom builds that need a stable 24 V rail.
The adjustable 15.5–31 V input window lets it operate where standard units shut down or require a separate transformer. Builders who need redundant 24 V outputs or higher current than 14 A should look for a larger chassis or parallel modules instead.
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The unit accepts a wide input range of 15.5 to 31 V and delivers a regulated 24 V output at up to 14 A for a maximum of 300 W.
As an ATX-type supply it fits the standard four-screw pattern on the rear of a compatible chassis; secure all four screws before wiring the output terminals.
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