Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 1100W ATX power for R910 and R810 servers, tested working
This 1100 watt ATX unit is built for Dell PowerEdge R910 and R810 servers. It carries part numbers Z1100P-00, 01Y45R and 03MJJP so technicians can match the exact replacement. The power supply arrives new and has been tested for reliable operation in supported chassis.
The ATX physical envelope restricts this supply to cases and backplanes designed for the same footprint. Pin-out and signalling follow the ATX specification, so it will not function in proprietary or redundant-bay systems that require a different connector layout.
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All three part numbers refer to the same 1100 W unit; choose the one that matches the label on your existing supply.
It is the maximum continuous power the unit can deliver to the server components under load.
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