Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 350 W ATX power supply with dual redundant modules for firewall and server systems
The KHACHIMO R2G-6350P delivers 350 W in a 1+1 dual redundant ATX form factor, built for firewall appliances and servers that must stay online if one module fails. Hot-swap modules let technicians replace a unit without powering down the rack.
This unit provides 1+1 redundancy, meaning total capacity equals one module while the second stands by for instant takeover. Buyers needing N+1 scaling or higher total wattage from both modules simultaneously should look elsewhere.
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The 350 W rating is the continuous output the R2G-6350P can supply to all rails combined while the system is under load.
The ATX dimensions fix the physical envelope, so the unit fits standard server chassis bays but cannot exceed the connector layout defined by the ATX specification.
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