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KHACHIMO
Replacement 650 W ATX power supply for the HC SA7506-S switch, tested and working
The KHACHIMO PSR650-3 is a replacement power supply designed specifically for the HC SA7506-S network switch. It provides the necessary electrical input to keep the switch operational in a rack or cabinet environment. This unit is built to match the original equipment specifications for a direct fit. It suits network administrators maintaining existing infrastructure.
Confirm that your hardware is the exact HC SA7506-S switch and that the original power supply carries the PSR650-3 or LSQH3CM1PWRSPA designation. The connector keying and pin layout must match the switch chassis exactly. This supply will not fit other switch models or revisions. Check the label on your current unit to avoid mismatches.
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The PSR650-3 power supply is supplied as the adapter module only; a compatible mains lead must be sourced separately.
The PSR650-3 is the model specified for the HC SA7506-S; no other capacity versions are referenced for this chassis.
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