Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX server power supply delivering 1200 W, tested working for reliable operation
The KHACHIMO PWS-1K25P-PQ delivers 1200W of ATX power for micro medical equipment servers. It is built for technicians and system integrators who need a tested, working unit in specialised healthcare deployments. Buyers who require redundant hot-swap frames or non-ATX form factors cannot use this model.
Each unit is test working before dispatch and uses good-quality components for reliable operation. The ATX interface fits standard server chassis mounting points and provides the usual motherboard and peripheral cables for straightforward daily installation.
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| Product type | ATX |
It uses the ATX form factor and provides a 1200W maximum output for server or medical equipment builds.
The supply follows standard ATX dimensions, so it fits any case or rack tray with a matching ATX mounting cutout.
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