Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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2500 W AC power module for H3C S10504, S10508 and S10512 switches
This KHACHIMO LSUM1AC2500 is a new ATX-type power module built for H3C S10504, S10508 and S10512 switches. It supplies 2500 W of AC input power to keep the chassis running. The unit has been tested working and is rated for good quality. It fits directly into the compatible switch bays.
This module suits network engineers maintaining the listed H3C switches. It does not fit other switch families or server chassis. Buyers who need a different wattage or form factor should look at other power supplies. Those without the matching H3C hardware cannot use this unit.
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The module is designed for H3C S10504, S10508 and S10512 switch chassis.
Insert the module until the latch clicks; a loose fit will prevent the switch from recognising the power source.
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