Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 48 V switching module that delivers 200 W for communication equipment
The KHACHIMO OMR200-48A is a 48V 200W ATX switching power module built for communication equipment and compatible industrial systems. It arrives new and test-working, offering a reliable power source for hardware that requires a 48 volt input rail.
This module slots into an ATX power bay and delivers 200W at 48V, freeing the builder from sourcing a separate DC-DC converter for that voltage. It requires a chassis with an ATX power opening and cabling suited to the 48V rail; builds that need a different voltage or higher wattage will need another solution.
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The module is rated for 200 W of continuous DC output at 48 V.
The internal cooling fan operates whenever the supply is powered to maintain safe component temperatures.
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