Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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300W ATX redundant power module compatible with YM-2301H and YH-5301C HAR servers
The KHACHIMO 300W redundant power module is built for 3Y YM-2301H and YH-5301C HAR servers that require hot-swap power redundancy. It fits the ATX form factor used by those platforms and is supplied new with test-working verification.
Swapping in this unit restores N+1 redundancy without changing cables or rails, so the server stays online during the exchange. The jump is worth it when the original module shows voltage drift, fan failure or capacity loss under load.
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Yes, it is built for the YM-2301H and YH-5301C HAR server models as a direct replacement.
Slide the unit into the hot-swap bay until the latch clicks, then secure the thumb screw; the step often missed is fully tightening that screw to complete the power connection.
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