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Redundant server power supply, 2U form factor, matte metal finish

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO M1Z2-5550V3V Redundant Server Power Supply 5500W 2U

SKU CH-958B-MVF6E

Redundant 5500 W server power supply in a 2U form factor

  • TypeATX
  • 5500 W redundant power keeps servers running if one module fails
  • 2U form factor fits standard rack enclosures
  • Tested working before shipment ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components deliver stable output under load

5500 W redundant server supply

This KHACHIMO unit delivers 5500 W of ATX power in a 2U redundant form factor. It is built for rack-mounted servers that require continuous uptime and can accommodate the physical footprint. The supply has been tested and confirmed working.

Mission-critical rack deployments

Organisations running databases, virtualisation clusters or high-availability workloads will benefit from the redundancy and tested reliability. Small-office towers, workstations or any chassis that cannot accept a 2U redundant module should consider alternative form factors.

Highlights

  • 5500 W redundant power keeps servers running if one module fails
  • 2U form factor fits standard rack enclosures
  • Tested working before shipment ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components deliver stable output under load

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does this 5500W redundant PSU require a 2U server chassis with a matching redundant power-supply bay?

Yes, the 2U form factor means it fits only in a 2U rack chassis that has a redundant power-supply bay and the correct mounting rails.

Can the M1Z2-5550V3V share a 5500W load with an older non-redundant PSU in the same chassis?

No, redundant operation requires matching hot-swap modules; mixing with a non-redundant unit would break redundancy and load-sharing.

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