Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Switching power supply delivering ±15 V at .5 A from a 100 V input
This KHACHIMO RMC30A-2 is a switching power supply module designed for 100V AC input. It delivers a dual ±15V DC output rated at 0.5A per rail. The unit is an original disassembly part that has been tested and confirmed working. It suits engineers or technicians who need a verified replacement module for existing equipment.
Buyers who require output currents above 0.5A should look elsewhere. This module does not serve applications needing a single-ended voltage rail or input voltages other than 100V AC. It is not a complete ATX system power supply for a desktop computer build.
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The listing describes only the power supply module itself; no brackets, screws or wiring harnesses are mentioned as included.
This module delivers exactly ±15 V at 0.5 A (30 W total), so select it only if that voltage and current match your load requirements.
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