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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO DPS-250AB-81A 250W Redundant Power Supply

SKU CH-NYS7-TKN93

A 250 watt redundant ATX power supply tested for reliable video recorder operation

  • TypeATX
  • Redundant 250W design keeps recorders running during a module failure
  • Tested working before dispatch for reliable operation
  • ATX form factor fits standard server and recorder chassis
  • 81 model code identifies the exact replacement part

Redundant power for video recorders

The KHACHIMO DPS-250AB-81A is a 250W redundant ATX power supply designed for video recorder systems. It provides failover protection so that recording continues uninterrupted if one module fails. This unit is built for installations that cannot afford downtime.

Replaces single non-redundant units

Swapping a standard single supply for this redundant design removes a single point of failure in always-on recording setups. The change is worth it when continuous uptime is required and the chassis accepts the DPS-250AB-81A form factor.

Highlights

  • Redundant 250W design keeps recorders running during a module failure
  • Tested working before dispatch for reliable operation
  • ATX form factor fits standard server and recorder chassis
  • 81 model code identifies the exact replacement part

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What form factor and width does the DPS-250AB-81A need to fit in a redundant chassis?

It uses the standard ATX redundant form factor, so it slides into any 250 W hot-swap bay that accepts that width.

Which cables must be connected first when installing the DPS-250AB-81A to avoid a no-post condition?

Seat the module firmly until the latch clicks, then attach the main 24-pin ATX and 8-pin EPS cables before powering on.

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