Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 200W at 48V from a 100-240V AC input for reliable system power
This KHACHIMO unit is a 200W ATX power supply delivering a 48V output from a 100240V AC input. It is built for systems that require a dedicated 48V rail at this specific wattage. The unit is supplied new and has been tested working.
This supply suits integrators replacing a like-for-like 48V ATX unit in industrial or embedded chassis. It does not suit builds that need multiple output voltages, higher wattage on the 48V rail, or modular cabling for standard PC components.
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The 48 V rail is rated for continuous 200 W delivery, so sustained loads at full power stay within the unit's design envelope without voltage droop.
The supply uses a built-in cooling fan that spins up under load; at 200 W it produces audible but moderate airflow noise and the chassis runs warm to the touch.
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