NEMIX RAM 64GB DDR4 3200 4Rx4 1.2V 288-PIN ECC LRDIMM server RAM
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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply delivering 1800W for S5600, 5800 and 6800V3 communication systems, tested working
The KHACHIMO HSP1800-S12A is an ATX form-factor unit rated at 1800W. It is built to serve S5600, S5800 and S6800V3 communication platforms that demand sustained high-current delivery. The unit ships new and has been test-working verified for immediate deployment.
The 1800W rating provides headroom for multi-processor communication chassis and dense I/O configurations. It comfortably handles peak loads typical of S5600, S5800 and S6800V3 deployments. Systems requiring redundant supplies or outputs beyond the single 12V rail will need a different topology.
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The supply is built for S5600, S5800 and S6800V3 chassis, so it fits the same slot and power bus used by those systems.
Each unit is test-working before dispatch; once seated, the system power LED should show steady green and the management interface will report 12 V output within spec.
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