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KHACHIMO
A 400W ATX switching power supply tested working and built to good quality standards
This KHACHIMO unit is a 400-watt CRPS switching power supply built to the ATX form factor. It carries the ENP-7140B2 designation and is supplied in new condition. The module is intended for server chassis that accept the CRPS redundant form factor and require a 400-watt capacity.
Verify that your server or workstation chassis has an available CRPS bay and that the system power budget matches a 400-watt module. Confirm the front-panel connector layout matches the ENP-7140B2 pinout used in your platform. This unit will not fit standard ATX desktop cases or non-CRPS redundant bays.
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The unit is supplied as a tested power supply module; mains cables and mounting hardware are not included and must be sourced separately.
Both codes refer to the same 400W CRPS supply; ENP-7140B2 is the primary part number while ENR-0640 is an alternate reference for the identical unit.
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