Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Replacement AT power supply delivering 180 W peak and 50 W continuous for the PFS180-50PLA all-in-one unit
This 180 W AT-type power supply is engineered specifically for the PFS180-50PLA all-in-one computer platform. Its compact 1U form factor fits the tight internal volume of small-form-factor cash-register and kiosk deployments. The unit delivers the exact voltage and connector layout the original hardware expects.
It suits technicians maintaining existing PFS180-50PLA fleets who require a like-for-like spare. Builders assembling new custom systems, or anyone needing modular cables, higher efficiency ratings, or standard ATX mounting, should look at something else.
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| Product type | AT |
Yes, the unit is an AT-type supply so it needs an AT motherboard power connector to operate.
It is built for the PFS180-50PLA all-in-one and fits small 1U cash-register cases.
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