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KHACHIMO YM-2681HGR 700W redundant power supply unit in metal housing

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO YM-2681HGR Redundant Power Supply 700W

SKU CH-KWPE-DP2C2

A 700 W ATX redundant power module tested working for YM-2681HGR servers

  • Product typeATX
  • Tested working module ensures reliable server power delivery
  • 700W redundant design keeps systems running if one unit fails
  • ATX form factor fits YM-2681HGR server chassis
  • Good-quality components provide stable output for critical workloads

Server Redundant Module 700W

The KHACHIMO YM-2681HGR is a 700W redundant power module built for the YM-2681HGR server platform. It uses an ATX form factor and is supplied new with tested operation confirmed. This unit serves as a direct replacement module for compatible server chassis requiring hot-swap capability.

Replaces Failed YM-2681H Unit

This module replaces a failed or degraded YM-2681H power supply in the same server line. The jump is worth it when the existing unit shows instability or when adding a second module to complete a redundant pair. It does not fit non-YM-2681HGR chassis or standard desktop ATX cases.

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Price $114.99
Cheaper than about 61% 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 this module slide directly into a YM-2681HGR server chassis?

The YM-2681HGR redundant power module is built for the YM-2681H server bay, so it seats in the native hot-swap slot without adapters.

Which step do installers most often miss when fitting this 700W unit?

After inserting the module, the locking lever must be fully latched; an unlatched lever leaves the power contacts unseated and the server will not recognise the supply.

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