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KHACHIMO 800W redundant server power module, silver metal casing with fan grille

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 800W Redundant Power Module 5280 5270

SKU CH-4SG6-D5TMK

800 W redundant ATX power module for 5280 and 5270 servers

  • Product typeATX
  • 800W output keeps servers running
  • Tested working before shipment
  • Fits GW-CRPS800B M4 M5 5280 NF5270
  • Redundant module design adds reliability

KHACHIMO 800W Redundant Server Power Module

This KHACHIMO module delivers 800W of redundant power for compatible server chassis. It is built to fit GW-CRPS800B, M4, M5, 5280 and NF5270 platforms. The unit arrives new and has been tested for correct operation. It provides a direct replacement for failed or missing power modules in supported systems.

Compatibility and Use Cases

This module suits administrators maintaining the specific server models listed above who need a tested spare or replacement. It is not for builders using standard ATX desktop cases or proprietary blade enclosures not named in the compatibility list. Buyers needing different wattage ratings or form factors should look at other options.

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Price $140.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Which server models does the 800W redundant power module support?

The module is built for GW-CRPS800B M4 M5 5280 NF5270 server platforms.

Will the unit fit in a standard ATX chassis I already have?

It uses an ATX form factor, but the pin-out and mechanical latch are specific to the listed server models.

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