Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply rated at 22 watts, tested working for medical ultrasound machines
The KHACHIMO S22PSU is an ATX-type power supply built for medical ultrasound systems such as the Delta S22 and SonoScape platforms. It is intended for technicians and facilities that need a tested, working replacement unit for clinical imaging equipment.
Rated at 22 watts, this supply delivers the low-power levels required by the specified ultrasound machines. It will not support higher-draw workstation or server components, so builders needing greater wattage must select a different unit.
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Yes, the S22PSU uses the ATX form factor so it mounts in any standard ATX chassis and its connectors align with typical motherboard and drive headers.
The unit is supplied pre-tested; power on the ultrasound machine and confirm stable operation with no error codes or unexpected shutdowns.
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