Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 960 W at 24 V with a 40 A output for ATX systems
The KHACHIMO PRO MAX delivers 960 watts at 24 volts with a 40 amp output on an ATX form factor. It is built for industrial equipment, test benches and high-current DC projects that need stable regulated power. The unit is supplied new and tested working before shipment.
If an existing 24V source trips under peak draw or runs hot at continuous duty, this 960W model provides the headroom to run without shutdowns. It is not suited for builds that require multiple isolated rails or voltages other than the single 24V output.
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| Product type | ATX |
The unit follows the ATX form factor, so it fits standard ATX mounting points in a compatible chassis.
Secure the unit with four screws through the ATX mounting holes, then connect the 24 V output leads; the step often missed is tightening all four screws before wiring.
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