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Silver rectangular server power supply unit with rear connector and fan grille

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 1500W Power Supply DPS-1500ABA 300-1523

SKU CH-XB17-ASKYC

1500W ATX power supply for SUN V1280 and E2900 servers, tested working

  • Product typeATX
  • Tested working ensures reliable server power delivery
  • 1500W output capacity meets high-density compute demands
  • Compatible with SUN V1280 and E2900 systems
  • Good quality components built for continuous operation

Server-grade 1500W ATX unit

This KHACHIMO 1500W power supply follows the ATX form factor and carries the DPS-1500ABA model designation. It is built for Sun V1280 and E2900 server platforms that require the 300-1523 part number. Each unit is tested working before it leaves the supplier.

Replaces original Sun 300-1523 modules

The power supply serves as a direct replacement for the factory-fitted 300-1523 module in compatible Sun servers. The upgrade is worthwhile when the original unit has failed or when a spare is needed for redundancy in a V1280 or E2900 chassis. It is not suited for standard desktop ATX builds that expect consumer pin-outs or lower wattage.

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Price $211.99
Pricier than about 65% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Does the 1500W DPS-1500ABA fit a standard ATX mounting pattern?

Yes, the unit is specified as ATX type, so it uses the standard ATX screw-hole layout for chassis mounting.

What is the common mistake when installing this supply in a Sun V1280 or E2900?

The supply slides into a hot-swap bay and must be pushed until the latch clicks; stopping short leaves the power pins unseated and the server will not power on.

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