Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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250 W ATX power supply tested working for R210 and R220 servers
This 250 watt unit is built as a direct replacement for Dell PowerEdge R210 and R220 servers. It matches the L250E-S0, N250E-S0 and NPS-250NB A part numbers used in those chassis. The supply is tested working and sold new for administrators restoring or maintaining compatible Dell rack systems.
The power supply uses Dell's own connector and form factor rather than a standard ATX pinout. It will not fit or power a regular desktop motherboard without an adapter that is not included. Buyers needing a standard ATX supply for a custom build should look elsewhere.
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Both the 210 and 220 models use the same 250W unit with part numbers L250E-S0, N250E-S0, NPS-250NB A and 6HTWP.
The 250W ATX supply provides tested, reliable power for the server's CPU, memory and storage under normal load.
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