Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1U rack-mount redundant ATX server power supply tested working with good quality
This KHACHIMO power supply fits a single 1U slot and provides redundant operation for server chassis. It uses a standard ATX form factor and is supplied new and test-verified. The unit is intended for rack-mounted systems that demand continuous uptime.
Builders working in larger chassis or desktop towers should look elsewhere, as the 1U form factor will not mount correctly. Systems that do not support hot-swap redundant modules cannot use the failover capability this unit provides.
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Yes, the 1U rack-mount unit plugs into a compatible redundant power backplane that provides the AC input and output connectors.
No, redundant supplies of this design operate in parallel only with an identical unit in the same backplane; mixing with a non-redundant PSU is not supported.
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