Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 24 V at 6.5 A for 150 W of regulated power in an ATX form factor
The KHACHIMO WMA150H-24 delivers 150 W at 24 V with a 6.5 A output rating. It uses an ATX form factor and is supplied in new condition. This unit suits builds that need a single 24 V rail at this power level.
The ATX mechanical standard fixes mounting points and connector layout, so the supply fits standard chassis cut-outs. Total output is capped at 150 W, so systems drawing more continuous power will need a higher-rated unit. The fixed 24 V output means it cannot serve loads that require adjustable or multiple voltage rails.
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The unit delivers 24 V at 6.5 A for a 150 W total, so choose it only if your system requires exactly 24 V input.
At 24 V and 6.5 A the supply provides 150 W continuous power, suitable for low-power PCs or industrial gear that draw within that limit.
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