Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Converts AC 100-220V input to selectable 12V, 20V or 24V DC output up to 200W with aluminum alloy housing and protective cover
This myVolts switching supply converts 100-220 V AC input into selectable 12 V, 20 V or 24 V DC output at up to 200 W. An aluminum-alloy enclosure with a hollow structure provides rapid heat dissipation. A protective junction-box cover shields the transformer from dust and accidental contact. The unit is designed for straightforward voltage-conversion tasks in computer, monitor or camera projects.
Builders needing a compact 200 W converter with multiple fixed output voltages will find the three-model range convenient. Installations that require adjustable voltage, higher wattage, waterproof enclosures or standard ATX connectors should consider other solutions. The supply is not rated for wet environments.
The converter accepts a wide 100-220 V AC mains input and delivers up to 200 W across the three output options. This range determines whether the unit can be used directly on local mains without an additional transformer. Verify that the specific model chosen matches the required DC voltage and current for the connected load.
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The unit accepts AC input from 100 V up to 220 V, covering standard mains in most regions.
No — the output voltage is fixed per model; a 24 V version will only deliver 24 V, so 12 V devices would need a separate step-down converter.
Measure the DC output with a multimeter under load; it should read the chosen voltage — 12 V, 20 V or 24 V — while the connected equipment draws up to the rated current without the aluminium casing becoming excessively hot.
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