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KHACHIMO 750W redundant hot-swap server power supply unit

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO EFRP-S753 750W Server Power Supply Redundant Hot-swap

SKU CH-50DJ-1FQ57

750 W redundant hot-swap server power supply for continuous uptime

  • TypeATX
  • 750 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Redundant design keeps systems running during a module failure
  • Hot-swap capability allows replacement without shutdown
  • Tested working and built with quality components

750W Redundant Server Power Supply

The KHACHIMO EFRP-S753 is a 750 watt ATX power supply designed for server environments. It features a redundant hot-swap architecture that allows a failed module to be replaced without shutting down the system. The unit has been tested and confirmed working before dispatch. This form factor suits standard server chassis that accept redundant ATX power modules.

Ideal for rackmount servers needing continuous

This supply fits administrators who require redundant power in a hot-swap ATX form factor. It is not suitable for desktop PCs that lack a redundant power cage or backplane. Builders needing a single non-redundant unit or a different wattage rating should look at alternative power supply types.

Highlights

  • 750 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Redundant design keeps systems running during a module failure
  • Hot-swap capability allows replacement without shutdown
  • Tested working and built with quality components

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What server chassis do I need to mount this 750 W redundant unit?

It uses the standard ATX form factor, so any rack or tower chassis with an ATX power-supply bay will accept it.

Can I mix this 750 W hot-swap module with an older, lower-wattage supply in the same redundant cage?

Redundant cages normally require identical wattage units; pairing a 750 W module with a smaller one will prevent proper load sharing and may disable redundancy.

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