Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1200W AT server power supply for DL580G5 systems, part 438202-002
This 12V 1200W unit is built for the DL580G5 server platform. It delivers the rated output through an AT form factor designed for rack environments. The part number 438202-002 identifies the exact replacement module. It suits administrators maintaining original power redundancy in compatible chassis.
The swap is worthwhile when an existing supply has failed or shows degraded voltage regulation under load. Installing a fresh unit restores the redundant 12V rail the server expects. Buyers needing higher wattage or a different form factor should look elsewhere.
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The DPS-1200FB is designed for the DL580G5 server and uses an AT form factor that matches that chassis.
Installers often forget to seat the supply fully until the latch clicks, leaving the 12 V connector partially engaged.
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