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KHACHIMO
A 1200 W redundant ATX power module tested for reliable server operation
The KHACHIMO R1CA2122A is a 1200W redundant power supply module designed for ATX server environments. It delivers high-capacity power with N+1 redundancy to maintain uptime during a module failure. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for reliable operation. Monitoring features allow administrators to track power supply status remotely.
This module fits builds that require 1200W of fault-tolerant power in a standard ATX redundant form factor. Buyers needing a different wattage, a non-redundant design, or a proprietary form factor not matching the R1CA2122A specifications should look at other options.
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The module fits a compatible redundant power bay; the chassis must provide the matching hot-swap connector and 1200 W load-sharing backplane.
No, redundant operation requires identical modules in a matched cage; mixing with a legacy unit will not provide fail-over or current sharing.
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