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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO DPS-830AB A 830W Server Redundant Power Module D20852-005

SKU CH-AECG-YXJ4Q

An 830 W server redundant power module tested for reliable operation

  • Product typeATX
  • 830W output powers high-density server chassis
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running during unit failure
  • Tested working condition confirms reliable performance
  • ATX form factor fits standard server power bays

KHACHIMO 830W Server Redundant Module

The KHACHIMO DPS-830AB A is an 830 watt redundant power module built for server chassis that accept hot-swap ATX units. It suits administrators who need a tested replacement to restore N+1 resilience in a supported rack system.

Capacity and headroom for continuous loads

The unit delivers 830 watts of rated output, giving headroom for multi-processor boards, multiple drive arrays and high-density memory configurations. It will not support platforms whose peak draw exceeds this rating or enclosures that require a different form factor or connector keying.

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Price $262.99
Pricier than about 73% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

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Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 830W redundant module share load with an existing DPS-830AB unit in my server?

Yes, the DPS-830AB A is designed for redundant operation so two modules share the load and maintain power if one fails.

How can I confirm the module is working after installation?

The unit has been test working; once seated, the server management interface will report both power supplies as present and healthy.

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