Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1620W ATX server power module tested and working for ABLECOM Blade systems
This KHACHIMO PWS-1K62-BR unit delivers 1620W for ABLECOM Blade server platforms. It uses an ATX form factor and arrives new with test verification completed. The module is built for dense, high-availability environments that demand consistent power delivery.
This unit targets rackmount blade systems and is not suited for standard desktop chassis or workstations requiring conventional ATX mounting. Buyers needing modular cables, quiet office operation or typical consumer pinouts should select a different design.
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At full 1620W load the module pulls roughly 1620W from the wall and turns most of it into heat, so plan for that thermal output in your server chassis.
It fits ABLECOM Blade chassis that accept the PWS-1K62-BR form factor and provides the matching power backplane connector for those systems.
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