Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1U PMBus 800W ATX power supply replaces FSP700-80UEPB units
This 800 W power supply fits a 1U rack chassis and uses the ATX form factor. It includes PMBus communication for remote monitoring and is tested working before shipment. The unit serves as a direct replacement for the FSP700-80UEPB model.
The ATX specification was designed for larger enclosures, so a 1U height restricts airflow and cable routing. Builders who need redundant hot-swap modules or higher wattage in the same rack space cannot use this single-unit design.
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The PS-4801-1Q1 delivers 800W, replacing the 700W FSP unit. Choose the 800W model when your system needs the higher output.
It means the unit can continuously supply up to 800W to the components through its ATX connectors, with PMBus monitoring available for remote management.
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