Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A DC/DC power supply converting 11-16 V input to USB-C output
The Lind converts a 11-16 volt DC source into regulated power through a USB-C output. It is built for installers and mobile technicians who need a compact, hard-wired supply in vehicles or industrial cabinets. The ABS housing and surface-mount design suit permanent installations where space is limited.
Rated for 36 watts continuous output, the unit maintains stable voltage during extended loads without the thermal throttling seen in short-burst adapters. The right-angle USB-C plug reduces cable strain in tight compartments, while the hard-wire input eliminates connector vibration issues common in mobile environments.
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The unit is a DC/DC converter rated for 36 W output with an 11-16 V input range, so sustained load will produce heat proportional to that power level and the efficiency of the conversion.
You need a DC source that delivers 11-16 V and a USB-C cable suited to the right-angle connector on this model.
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