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Metal cage housing a 700W server power supply redundancy module

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 700W Power Supply Redundancy Module YM-2681H YH-5681H Cage

SKU CH-ASKS-ZQCC8

A 700W redundancy module with YM-2681H and YH-5681H cage for server power supplies

  • TypeATX
  • 700 W output capacity for high-demand server loads
  • Redundancy module design keeps systems running during a power-supply failure
  • Compatible with YM-2681H and YH-5681H cages for direct replacement
  • Tested working and built with good-quality components for reliable operation

700W Redundancy Module for Servers

The KHACHIMO 700W Power Supply Redundancy Module fits YM-2681H and YH-5681H cages in ATX-compatible server chassis. It delivers a tested, working unit built to good quality standards for continuous operation in rackmount environments.

Adds N+1 Redundancy to Existing Cages

This module upgrades a single-supply cage to redundant configuration, protecting uptime when one unit fails. The jump is worth it for operators who cannot tolerate unplanned downtime on production servers. It does not suit builders needing a standalone desktop PSU or those whose chassis lacks the matching cage form factor.

Highlights

  • 700 W output capacity for high-demand server loads
  • Redundancy module design keeps systems running during a power-supply failure
  • Compatible with YM-2681H and YH-5681H cages for direct replacement
  • Tested working and built with good-quality components for reliable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What ATX form-factor clearance does the YM-2681H cage require?

The module follows the ATX power-supply form factor, so it fits any chassis with a standard ATX PSU bay and matching mounting holes.

How is the YH-5681H redundancy module installed, and which step is often missed?

Slide the unit into the ATX bay, secure it with the four mounting screws, then connect both 700W PSU cables to the module’s input connectors; the step most often missed is seating both power cables fully so the redundancy circuit engages.

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