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KHACHIMO
A 350 W ATX server power module tested and confirmed working
The KHACHIMO FSP350-50BR delivers 350 watts of power in an ATX form factor designed for server equipment. It is supplied new and has been tested to confirm working operation. This unit suits technicians maintaining or repairing compatible server hardware that requires this specific power specification.
The ATX standard defines the physical dimensions and connector layout, restricting this module to chassis and backplanes built for that specification. Output is capped at 350 watts, so systems demanding higher sustained loads will exceed the unit's capacity. The 50 designation in the model number identifies this particular variant within the series.
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The FSP350-50BR is a 350W ATX server power module supplied new and tested working, suitable for compatible server chassis.
It delivers up to 350 watts of continuous power to server components through the ATX interface, supporting stable operation under load.
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