Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX switching power supply delivering 12 V at 125 A for 1500 W output, model PDF-1500-12
The KHACHIMO PDF-1500-12 delivers 1500W through a single 12V rail rated at 125A. It suits workstations or servers that need sustained high current on the 12V line. The unit is supplied new and tested working before dispatch.
Installation follows the usual ATX mounting pattern and connector layout. The main risk is assuming the 125A 12V output can be split across multiple rails; it is a single-rail design so total 12V draw must stay within the 1500W limit.
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Use a multimeter on the 12V output terminals while the supply is under load; it should read 12V with current draw up to 125A.
The unit includes the 1500W ATX power supply; you must provide AC power cord, mounting screws and any ATX cables required for your build.
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