Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power monitoring module with communication capability for system supervision
The KHACHIMO M831D is a communication power monitoring module built to the ATX form factor. It is intended for technicians and system integrators who need to observe power behaviour in a standard desktop chassis. The unit arrives new and has been tested for basic operation.
This module follows the ATX specification, so it mounts in any case or test bench that accepts a standard ATX power supply. Builders working with proprietary or reduced-height enclosures should verify clearance before ordering, as no alternative form factor is offered.
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The 831 module monitors communication power signals in an ATX power supply setup.
The 831 module connects via standard ATX pins and limits monitoring to the voltages and signals present on that connector.
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