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ATX power supply rated at 136 W for HSTNS-PL05 tape drives, part numbers 367404-001 and 406833-001, tested and verified working
This KHACHIMO HSTNS-PL05 unit is a 136W ATX power supply designed specifically for HP tape drive systems. It serves as a direct replacement for part numbers 367404-001 and 406833-001. The unit is supplied new and tested working for reliable operation in compatible storage hardware.
The ATX form factor determines physical compatibility with the target tape drive enclosure. This supply delivers a fixed 136W output, so it cannot support devices requiring higher wattage. Builders needing redundant or hot-swap power configurations should verify their chassis supports only a single fixed supply.
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Both part numbers refer to the same HSTNS-PL05 unit; either will fit a drive that specifies 136W ATX power.
It can deliver up to 136 watts to the tape drive, matching the original power requirement for reliable operation.
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