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KHACHIMO
A 400 W ATX redundant server power supply with 1+1 hot-swap modules tested for reliable operation
This KHACHIMO unit delivers 400 watts of ATX power in a 1+1 redundant configuration. The design lets one module take over instantly if the other fails, keeping the server running. It is built for GTM-5400V chassis that require hot-swap power resilience. New condition and tested working before shipment.
Administrators who need continuous power for the GTM-5400V platform will appreciate the fail-safe architecture. Buyers who want more wattage, a different form factor, or non-redundant desktop ATX power should look at something else. No extra cables or rails are mentioned in the data.
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The GTM-5400V delivers up to 400 W per module; the redundant pair shares the load so neither unit exceeds its 400 W rating under sustained use.
Each 400 W module pulls only the AC power needed for the actual load, so wall draw matches system demand rather than the 400 W maximum rating.
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