Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 30 W ATX switching supply delivering 24 V at 1.3 A, tested and confirmed working
The KHACHIMO LFA30F-5-J1 is a 24V switching power supply rated at 1.3A and 30W. It suits technicians and integrators who need a tested, working unit for equipment repair or prototype builds.
The ATX form factor lets it sit in compatible chassis or test benches without custom brackets. It delivers a fixed 24V rail, freeing the builder from configuring adjustable outputs or additional regulation stages.
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The unit is rated 30 W at 24 V and 1.3 A, so it can deliver that power continuously within its specified operating range.
As a 30 W switching supply, waste heat equals input power minus 30 W output; with typical efficiencies for this class the unit will dissipate only a few watts, so it stays cool during extended operation.
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