Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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24V 4.5A ATX switching power supply delivering 100W for reliable DC conversion
This ATX switching power supply delivers a fixed 24 V output at 4.5 A for a total of 100 W. It is intended for system builders and repair technicians who need a tested, working unit to power 24 V rails in compatible chassis or test benches.
The unit comfortably handles continuous loads up to its rated 100 W and 4.5 A on the 24 V rail. It runs out of headroom when demand exceeds the rated current, making it unsuitable for configurations that require higher wattage or additional voltage rails.
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Yes, the unit delivers a steady 24V at up to 4.5A, matching the voltage requirement of legacy 24V devices.
Measure the output with a multimeter; it should read close to 24V under load and the unit should run without unexpected shutdowns.
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