Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Converts AC to 48 V DC at up to 3000 W for MEGMEET systems
This KHACHIMO rectifier module delivers 3000 W of power at a 48 VDC output and is built to the ATX form factor. It is intended for system integrators and technicians who need a high-efficiency replacement or spare unit for compatible MEGMEET power shelves or rack installations.
The ATX footprint allows the module to slide into standard rack bays or chassis slots without custom brackets, simplifying day-to-day swaps and maintenance. Buyers who require a different voltage output, a non-ATX mounting pattern, or redundant hot-swap controllers not covered by this unit should verify compatibility before ordering.
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The module delivers 48 V DC at up to 3000 W, designed for high-efficiency rectification in telecom and industrial power systems.
It follows the ATX form factor, allowing it to fit standard ATX-compatible chassis and mounting rails.
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