Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 24 V at 16.6 A and 400 W with an XT60 output for Q6 Nano M8 chargers
This 24 volt 16.6 amp power supply delivers 400 watts from an AC 110-220V input. It uses an AT type design and measures 222×70×38.8mm weighing about 660g. The unit features an XT60 output connector and is built as an upgrade version for Q6 Nano M8 charger compatibility.
Buyers upgrading a Q6 Nano M8 charger or similar equipment requiring a 24V XT60 source will find this unit matches the specification. Builders looking for a standard ATX power supply with a 24 pin motherboard connector should look elsewhere as this supply uses an AT type design.
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This unit delivers 24V at 16.6A for 400W total; choose it only if your charger requires 24V input.
Yes — the supply provides 24V at 16.6A continuously, giving the full 400W the Q6 Nano M8 expects through its XT60 connector.
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