Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 250W ATX power supply tested working for the MSA50 storage enclosure
This 250 W ATX power supply carries part numbers HSTNS-PL07 406443-001 and 367658-501 and is sold new. It is intended as a direct replacement for the MSA50 storage enclosure where a matching unit has failed or a spare is required.
The unit is rated to supply 250 W continuously while the enclosure drives remain active. Each supply has been test-working verified before dispatch so it maintains stable output during extended rebuilds or backup windows without thermal throttling.
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The unit has been tested working and uses a standard ATX cooling design; expect typical server PSU noise levels under continuous 250W load.
It plugs directly into the MSA50 hot-plug backplane using the original HSTNS-PL07 pinout; no extra cables or adapters are required.
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