Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 300W switching power supply delivering 24V at 14A in ATX form factor
This ATX-form-factor switching supply delivers a steady 24 V at up to 14 A for a total of 300 W. It suits workstations, test benches or custom enclosures that need reliable DC power in a standard PC chassis footprint. Each unit is tested before dispatch to confirm correct operation.
The metal case provides rugged protection and helps dissipate heat in continuous-use scenarios. Output connections use screw terminals so wires stay fixed under vibration or movement. ATX mounting holes let the unit drop straight into a regular case or rack tray without extra brackets.
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The supply provides a regulated 24 V output at up to 14 A for a maximum of 300 W.
It follows the standard ATX form factor so it fits regular ATX case mounting points and screw patterns.
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