Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX rail switching supply converting 220VAC to 220VDC for ODES PSMSPOWER systems, tested working
The KHACHIMO PSMS-2-2-2 is an ATX-format unit built to convert 220VAC mains power into a 220VDC rail for ODES PSMSPOWER platforms. Each unit is tested working before dispatch and described by the supplier as good quality. It targets technicians maintaining or repairing compatible ODES equipment.
The package contains only the power supply itself; no cables, mounting hardware or software are included. Installers must source any required interconnects or brackets separately. Buyers needing a complete kit with leads or a different voltage output should look elsewhere.
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The unit uses a standard ATX cooling fan that can be swapped when bearings wear out.
Thermal protection engages if the 220 VDC rail exceeds safe temperature.
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