Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1U ATX switching power supply delivers 250 W at 230 V for compact server or industrial chassis
This KHACHIMO RYT-250U is a 230 V, 250 W switching power supply in a 1U form factor with an ATX design. It is intended for slim servers, embedded appliances or industrial chassis where vertical clearance is limited. The unit is supplied new and tested working.
Installation requires a chassis that accepts a 1U high PSU and provides standard ATX power cabling for the motherboard and drives. The 250 W output suits low-power CPUs and configurations without discrete graphics cards. Builds needing higher wattage, redundant supplies or alternative input voltages are not supported by this model.
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The supply is rated for 250W continuous output at 230V input.
The 1U chassis uses a compact fan; expect noticeable airflow noise under sustained 250W load.
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