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KHACHIMO
ATX power module cage rated for 2300 and 5300 specifications, tested and working
This KHACHIMO unit is a special power module cage designed for Zippy power supplies. It is intended for technicians or system integrators servicing compatible Zippy units who need a tested replacement part. The module carries model identifiers R1S2-5300V4V and P1S-2300V-R. It is sold new and verified as working.
The module conforms to the ATX type standard for physical compatibility. Normal thermal behaviour, acoustic output and power draw will match the host Zippy supply into which this cage is installed. No independent cooling or noise specifications are provided for the module alone.
| Type | ATX |
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The module slides into the dedicated cage slot until the connector seats firmly; the step often missed is verifying the latch clicks to confirm full electrical contact.
Periodic dust removal from the cage vents maintains airflow; the module itself has no user-serviceable parts and runs until replacement is needed.
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