Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply tested working for Sun Fire X4600 servers
This ATX power supply carries part numbers DS850-3-001, 300-1971-01 and DS850-3-401-01 and is built as a direct replacement for the SUN FIRE X4600 server. It is sold new and has been tested working by the supplier.
Each unit is verified to power on and deliver output before it ships, reducing the chance of a dead-on-arrival replacement. Buyers who need a different form factor, redundant modules or a higher wattage rating should look elsewhere.
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The DS850-3-001 is supplied new and tested working; no maintenance schedule or replacement interval for fans or capacitors is published by the manufacturer.
The 850 W rating defines the sustained output limit; protection circuits will shut the unit down if that power or the internal temperature threshold is exceeded.
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