Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power module delivering 60 W at 15 V 4 A, tested and working
This LPS54-M unit delivers 15 V at 4 A from a standard ATX form factor. It is intended for older workstations or industrial boards that require a dedicated 60 W power module. The supply has been tested and confirmed working before shipment.
The module provides exactly 60 W of continuous power at 15 V, so it comfortably handles the original load it was designed for. It runs out immediately if additional drives, expansion cards or higher-wattage components are added, making it unsuitable for any system that needs headroom beyond the factory specification.
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It delivers a steady 15 V at up to 4 A, so any legacy hardware rated for that voltage and within the 60 W limit will run as expected.
Measure the rail with a multimeter; a reading of 15 V under load shows the unit is working to its tested specification.
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