Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
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A 440 W ATX power supply tested for reliable operation in PS4000 and PS6000 storage systems
The KHACHIMO RS-PSU-450-AC1N is a 440W ATX power supply built for PS4000 and PS6000 storage systems. It carries part number 64362-04D and has been tested working. This unit replaces the original supply in those platforms.
This supply suits administrators who need a direct replacement for the original 440W unit in a PS4000 or PS6000 storage array. Builders assembling a standard desktop PC or a custom server chassis should look elsewhere because the form factor and connector layout are specific to those storage systems.
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The RS-PSU-450-AC1N is built for PS4000 and PS6000 storage arrays and uses the 64362-04D part number.
Yes, the 440W ATX supply is the specified replacement for both PS4000 and PS6000 systems.
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