Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX industrial power supply accepting 72 to 110 V input and tested working
The KHACHIMO S25060-X60-B73 is an ATX form-factor power supply designed for industrial computer systems. It accepts a 72 to 110 volt input range and has been tested to confirm working operation. This unit targets builders who require a reliable power source for equipment operating on non-standard voltage rails.
This supply fits projects where the input voltage falls within the stated 72 to 110 volt window and an ATX connector layout is required. It is not intended for standard mains-powered desktop PCs, servers expecting redundant modules, or systems that need a different input voltage range or connector standard.
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| Product type | ATX |
Yes, it uses an ATX form factor so it connects directly to a standard ATX motherboard power socket.
The supply accepts 72-110V, so it will operate correctly with a 110V source used by older equipment.
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