Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Replacement server power module delivering 650 watts for ZIPPY M1U-2650V 4H units, tested and verified working
This replacement module fits the ZIPPY 650W M1U-2650V 4H server supply. It is supplied new and tested working for immediate installation. System builders maintaining compatible 1U platforms can use it to restore full power capacity.
The ATX design fixes the connector layout and overall depth, which restricts routing options in tightly packed rack enclosures. Builders needing custom cable exits or shorter depths will find the standard geometry a constraint.
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This module is built specifically for the ZIPPY 650W M1U-2650V 4H server power supply, so it fits that exact model.
The 650W figure is the maximum continuous power the module can deliver to the server components when operating within its design limits.
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