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KHACHIMO
A 450 W ATX redundant power module tested and working for server use
The KHACHIMO DPS-400AB-10 B is a 450W server redundant power module built to ATX type specifications. It is suited for administrators maintaining compatible enterprise chassis that require hot-swap power redundancy. Each unit is test working and selected for good quality. The module delivers 450W output to support continuous operation in rack environments.
Verify that your server chassis accepts DPS-400AB-10 B form-factor modules and provides the correct backplane connector pinout. Confirm the system power budget matches the 450W rating and that existing modules share identical firmware revisions. Ensure the rack space allows proper airflow direction for the installed unit.
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The unit is supplied as the power module only; mounting rails and connection cables are not included and must be sourced separately.
Choose the 450W DPS-400AB-10 B when your system requires up to 450 watts of redundant power; a lower-wattage module would not meet that demand.
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