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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO ENR-1180A 800W power supply

SKU CH-A5R7-4FXAK

An 800 W ATX power module tested for reliable server operation

  • TypeATX
  • 800 W output powers demanding server builds
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
  • Tested working ensures reliable operation out of the box
  • Good quality components support stable long-term performance

Server power module 800W

The KHACHIMO ENR-1180A is an 800W ATX power supply built for high-end server environments. It delivers stable output for demanding workloads and has been tested to confirm working order. This unit suits administrators who need reliable power for rack-mounted systems.

Replaces failed or undersized server units

Install this module when an existing server supply has failed or cannot meet the system's power draw. The 800W rating supports configurations that exceed the capacity of lower-rated modules. Builders assembling desktop PCs or workstations with standard consumer components should verify form-factor and connector compatibility before purchase.

Highlights

  • 800 W output powers demanding server builds
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
  • Tested working ensures reliable operation out of the box
  • Good quality components support stable long-term performance

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does the ENR-1180A 800W power supply use a standard ATX form factor for mounting?

Yes, the ENR-1180A is an ATX-type power supply, so it fits standard ATX mounting holes and screw patterns used in compatible server chassis.

What is the correct way to seat the ENR-1180A module, and what step is often missed?

Slide the module firmly into the server bay until the latch clicks; the step often missed is not pushing far enough to engage the latch, leaving the power connectors partially unseated.

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