KHACHIMO
KHACHIMO R2W-6500P-R Redundant Power Module 500W power supply
ATX redundant power module delivers 500 W across six hot-swap slots for continuous uptime
- TypeATX
- Redundant design keeps systems running during a power-module failure
- 500 W output supports demanding ATX builds
- Tested working before shipment ensures reliable operation
- Good-quality components deliver stable power delivery
- ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
Redundant 500 W ATX module
The KHACHIMO R2W-6500P-R is a 500 W ATX power supply built as a redundant module for systems that require continuous uptime. It suits server or workstation builders who need a hot-swappable unit to keep services running during a power-supply failure.
Hot-swap ATX form factor
The ATX form factor lets the module slide into standard redundant chassis bays and lock with a lever, so a failed unit can be replaced without tools or system shutdown. Connectors follow the ATX pin-out, meaning existing backplanes and motherboards accept it directly.
Tested 500 W output
Each unit is test-working before shipment, confirming stable 500 W delivery under load. Redundant operation shares current across modules, reducing per-unit thermal stress and fan speed during normal use. First listed by the manufacturer in 2024.
أبرز المميزات
- Redundant design keeps systems running during a power-module failure
- 500 W output supports demanding ATX builds
- Tested working before shipment ensures reliable operation
- Good-quality components deliver stable power delivery
- ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
المواصفات
| Type | ATX |
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What ATX standard does the R2W-6500P-R 500W module follow, and what does that cap in practice?
The unit is an ATX-type redundant power module rated at 500 W, so the ATX form factor caps its physical dimensions and connector layout to standard ATX specifications.
What physical space does the R2W-6500P-R need to fit or mount in a chassis?
As an ATX-type redundant module, it requires a chassis with a redundant ATX power supply bay that accepts the standard ATX footprint and mounting screw pattern.
How is the R2W-6500P-R installed, and what step do people often get wrong?
Slide the module into the redundant bay until the latch engages, then seat both the main ATX and CPU power cables firmly; the step often missed is verifying the latch clicks to confirm electrical contact.
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