Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 50 W ATX switching power supply delivering dual ±12 V rails at 1 A each
This ATX switching power supply delivers a balanced ±12 V output at 1 A, rated for 50 W. It is suited to test benches, repair work or low-power projects that need symmetrical rails. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for operation.
The 50 W ceiling restricts use to light loads such as small development boards or legacy peripherals. Builders needing higher current or additional voltage rails will require a larger unit. No other output voltages or connectors are provided.
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This unit delivers +-12V at 1A for a total of 50W. Select it when your circuit requires exactly those rails and current; choose a higher-wattage model only if your load exceeds 50W.
It means the supply can continuously provide up to 50W across the +-12V rails at 1A each, so your connected circuitry must not draw more than that combined power.
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