Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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2400W ATX power supply for H3C S10504 and LSUM1DC2400 switches, tested working
This 2400W ATX power supply is built for H3C S10504 switches that require the LSUM1DC2400 module. It delivers the high current needed for dense 12-slot chassis deployments. Each unit is tested and confirmed working before it leaves our bench.
The PSR2400-12D part number matches the original H3C specification for the S10504 8 and 12 models. Buyers who need a different form factor or a lower wattage module for another switch series should look elsewhere. No cables or mounting brackets are included beyond the standard unit.
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The unit uses internal cooling fans; they are the only moving parts and will wear out after extended operation.
The 2400 W output ceiling is the hard limit; sustained draw at that level triggers over-current protection and shuts the supply down.
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