Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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350 W ATX switching power supply delivering 36 V output from a 100240 V AC input
This KHACHIMO S8FS-C35036 is a 350 watt ATX switching power supply that delivers a 36 volt output. It accepts a 100240 volt AC input and is supplied in new condition. The unit has been test working and is described as good quality.
This supply suits systems designed for a 36 volt primary rail. It will not suit builds that require a different output voltage or a higher wattage rating. Buyers needing multiple voltage rails should look at other units.
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The unit is supplied as a tested switching power supply; standard ATX mounting screws and mains cable are typically included, while any specialised output cables for the 36 V rail would need to be sourced separately.
The S8FS-C35036 is specified at 350 W and 36 V; no other wattage or voltage versions are listed for this model number.
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