Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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240 W ATX switching power supply delivering 24 V at 10 A for reliable system power
The KHACHIMO PRO MAX unit delivers 240 watts at 24 volts with a 10 amp output. It follows the ATX form factor and is supplied new and tested for reliable operation. The supply suits builds that require a single 24 V rail at this power level.
Verify that your chassis accepts a standard ATX power supply and that the system requires a 24 volt rail rated for 10 amps. Confirm the main connector pin-out matches your motherboard or backplane before ordering. This unit is not for builders who need multiple voltage rails or higher total wattage.
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The unit ships as the power supply module only; a standard IEC C13 mains cord is required and sold separately.
Only the 240W 24V 10A configuration is offered under this part number; no alternative wattage or voltage variants exist.
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