Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply tested working for R610 server S26113-E470-V20
This KHACHIMO unit is a replacement power supply built for the R610 server platform. It follows the ATX form factor and carries the S26113-E470-V20 part designation. Each unit is tested working before it leaves the supplier. The supply delivers 470 watts of power to the server chassis.
Technicians maintaining or upgrading an R610 server will find this supply a direct fit. Builders working on other server models or desktop ATX systems should look elsewhere because the connector layout and mounting are specific to the R610 platform. Buyers needing a different wattage or a standard desktop pin-out are not served by this unit.
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It is built for the R610 server, so that chassis must be present for the unit to mount and connect.
Yes, the S26113-E470-V20 is a direct match for the R610 and uses the same connectors as the factory unit.
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