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KHACHIMO
Server power module delivering 240 W AC output for V240 and N240 systems, tested and working
The KHACHIMO 300-1568/1674 V240 N240 is an ATX form factor power supply module built for server and rack environments. It carries the ASTEC AA22770 designation and is supplied new and test working. This unit suits administrators maintaining compatible 240 W server platforms that require a direct replacement module.
Designed for continuous operation in server chassis, the module delivers its rated 240 W output under constant load rather than brief peaks. The test-working verification confirms stable voltage regulation during extended duty cycles. It is not suited for builds needing higher wattage headroom or standard desktop ATX pinouts without adapter changes.
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The unit is rated at 240 W output; actual heat and acoustic levels depend on server airflow and load, but it is designed for sustained server operation.
It fits Sun V240 and N240 systems that accept the 300-1568/1674 form factor and the ASTEC AA22770 connector.
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