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Silver 3U redundant power supply unit with dual modules and rear connectors

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO R3G-6650P GIN-6350P Redundant Power Supply 650W 3U

SKU CH-B6X5-3082S

Redundant 650W ATX power supply in a 3U chassis for server uptime

  • TypeATX
  • Redundant 650W supply keeps systems running during a module failure
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
  • 3U height suits dense rack deployments
  • Tested working and built with quality components

650 W redundant ATX power supply

This 650 W ATX unit delivers redundant power in a 3U form factor, making it suitable for servers and workstations that require continuous uptime. It is built for environments where a single supply failure cannot halt operations. The unit has been tested and verified as working.

Replaces single non-redundant supplies

The jump is worth it when the cost of unexpected downtime exceeds the added expense and rack space of a redundant design. It is not for builds that can tolerate a brief outage while a failed supply is swapped. It is not for compact chassis that cannot accommodate a 3U module.

Highlights

  • Redundant 650W supply keeps systems running during a module failure
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
  • 3U height suits dense rack deployments
  • Tested working and built with quality components

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What form factor does the power supply use and how many rack units does it occupy?

The power supply follows the ATX form factor and occupies a 3U rack height.

How are the redundant modules installed and what common mistake should be avoided?

Slide each module into the chassis until the latch clicks, then secure the thumb screws; the frequent error is leaving a module partially seated so the redundancy circuit does not engage.

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