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KHACHIMO
A 1400W ATX server power supply for PWS-1K41P-1R, tested for reliable operation
The KHACHIMO PWS-1K41P-1R delivers 1400W of continuous power in an ATX form factor. It is built for rack-mount servers and workstations that demand sustained high-current output. The unit arrives new and has been tested working to confirm reliable operation under load.
The ATX physical envelope limits the maximum power density that can be cooled without forced chassis airflow. Builds requiring more than 1400W or redundant hot-swap modules will need a different mechanical standard. The 41-pin connector layout follows the server-specific pinout rather than the desktop 24-pin arrangement.
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Select the 1400W unit when your server's combined component draw approaches that limit; a lower-wattage model only makes sense if your total load stays well below it.
It represents the maximum continuous DC power the unit can deliver to the motherboard and drives while staying within its thermal and safety limits.
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