Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
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A communication rectifier module delivering 3000 W at 53.5 V and 53 A for 48 V systems
The KHACHIMO SP 48/3000 53.5V/53A is a communication power rectifier module built to ATX type specifications. It delivers a 53.5V output at 53A for telecom and industrial equipment. The unit is supplied new and tested working.
The ATX form factor determines physical mounting and connector compatibility in standard chassis. Output is fixed at 53.5V and 53A, so systems requiring different voltage or higher current cannot use this module. The 3000 rating indicates capacity but does not guarantee suitability for every load profile.
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The SP 48/3000 rectifier module is rated for 48 V nominal input and delivers 53.5 V at up to 53 A, making it the correct choice for 48 V DC telecom or server racks.
At 53.5 V output the module can supply 53 A continuously, giving 3000 W of regulated DC power for communication equipment.
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