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KHACHIMO
ATX redundant 1+1 power module tested working for R1S2-5120V0V systems
The KHACHIMO R1S-1120V is a 1+1 redundant power module built for the R1S2-5120V0V platform. It supplies an ATX form-factor unit that fits into a hot-swap chassis bay. The design targets operators who need continuous uptime without shutting down to replace a failed unit.
Each module is test-working before shipment and uses its internal fan for thermal management under normal load. The redundant pairing shares the power draw so neither unit runs at its limit. Acoustic output stays at typical server-room levels. Buyers who need a non-redundant single supply or a different form factor cannot use this module.
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Slide the module into the bay until the latch clicks, then secure the retention screw; the step often missed is fastening that screw, which keeps the hot-swap connection firm.
Periodically vacuum dust from the intake vents and verify both modules show green status LEDs; replace a module only if its LED turns amber or the system logs a fault.
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