Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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850 W ATX power module for AR3260 and AR2240 series routers
This 850 watt ATX power module is built for the AR3260 and AR2240 series. It supplies reliable AC power to compatible network and server chassis. Each unit is tested working and rated for good quality. It suits administrators maintaining or expanding existing infrastructure.
Install this module when the original power supply fails or when a redundant slot is empty. The upgrade is worth it if the chassis requires 850 watts of AC input and matches the AR3260 or AR2240 platform. It is not for systems using a different form factor, wattage or vendor-specific connector.
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This module is built for the AR3260 and AR2240 series, so it slides into the dedicated power-supply bay of those routers.
After inserting the module, you must seat it firmly until the latch clicks and then tighten the captive screws to lock it in place.
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