Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
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- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Communication power monitoring module for NetSure211 systems with C23 and C46 support
The KHACHIMO M222S is a communication power monitoring module designed for NetSure211 C23 and C46 power supply systems. It provides monitoring support for compatible telecom and data centre installations. The unit is supplied new and tested working for reliable operation.
This module fits technicians who need a replacement monitoring unit for existing NetSure211 deployments. It does not suit builders looking for a standard ATX power supply for desktop PCs, nor buyers who need a standalone power source without the host NetSure211 system.
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Yes, the M222S is designed to work with NetSure211 C23 and C46 power supplies for communication monitoring.
No, the M222S is built specifically for NetSure211 C23 and C46 units and will not function with standard ATX power supplies.
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