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KHACHIMO
195 W ATX power supply for Sun E3000 and E3500 servers, tested working
This KHACHIMO PEX705-40 unit is a 195W ATX power supply built to match the 300-1400 part number used in Sun E3000 and E3500 systems. It arrives new and has been tested working to confirm basic function before dispatch. The supply serves as a direct hardware substitute for the original 3001400-01 module. It targets administrators maintaining these specific legacy platforms.
This unit suits technicians who need a tested replacement for a failed 195W module in an E3000 or E3500 chassis. It is not for builders assembling new ATX workstations or servers that require different pin-outs, higher wattage or standard desktop form factors. Buyers without a 300-1400 compatibility requirement should look elsewhere.
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The unit is rated at 195W output; actual draw depends on server load but will not exceed that figure under normal operation.
It is a direct replacement for Sun part 300-1400 (3001400-01) in E3000 and E3500 chassis.
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