Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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550-watt Platinum server power supply tested working for Inspur SA5212M4, NF5270 and NF5280M5 systems
The KHACHIMO PS-2551-5L is a 550W Platinum-rated ATX power supply designed for Inspur SA5212M4 NF5270 and NF5280M5 server platforms. It arrives new and tested for reliable operation. This unit targets administrators maintaining or repairing those specific systems.
The single specification that decides fit is the exact model number PS-2551-5L, which must match the original part label in the server. Builders using different Inspur chassis or non-Inspur hardware cannot use this supply.
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It means the unit can deliver up to 550 watts of continuous power to the components in your Inspur SA5212M4, NF5270 or NF5280M5 server.
The ATX form factor matches the power supply bay and connector layout used in the SA5212M4, NF5270 and NF5280M5 chassis.
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