Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering 650 W, tested working for H3C LSQM1DC650 switches
This KHACHIMO PSR650-D is a 650 W ATX power supply built to the H3C Huasan LSQM1DC650 specification. It is intended for technicians who need a direct replacement in compatible network switches. The unit ships new and has been test-working at the supplier.
The supply delivers its rated 650 W continuously rather than only in short peaks. Builders who require a second independent rail or a higher single-rail current than 650 W should look elsewhere.
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The PSR650-D is tested working and built for switch duty, so its cooling is designed to handle sustained 650W loads without excessive noise.
Yes, the PSR650-D matches the LSQM1DC650 form factor and connector, so it installs directly into the switch’s power bay with no additional parts.
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