Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power module rated 150 W with 12 V output for S5700 and S5300 switches
This ATX power module is built as a direct replacement for S5700 and S5300 switches. It carries the PSC150-12A designation and is supplied new. Each unit has been tested working and is described as good quality. The module delivers 12 V output for compatible networking equipment.
This module fits only the listed switch models and the PSC150-12A form factor. It will not serve other switch families, higher-wattage bays, or redundant configurations requiring different part numbers. Buyers needing alternative voltages or unsupported hardware should look elsewhere.
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The module is built for S5700 and S5300 switch bays; it fits the native power slot in those chassis.
Mixing 150 W and 100 W modules in the same chassis is not supported; use identical wattage units.
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