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Redundant 1000W power module in silver metal casing

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO UBZ DS-B20 Redundant Power Module 1000W

SKU CH-QWTT-3ZVR8

A 1000W redundant ATX power module tested and confirmed working

  • TypeATX
  • Redundant design keeps EP1000 systems running during a module failure
  • 1000 W output delivers stable power for demanding server workloads
  • ATX form factor fits standard EP1000 bays without adapters
  • Tested working and built with quality components for reliable operation

Redundant Power Module 1000W

The KHACHIMO UBZ DS-B20 is a 1000W ATX power supply designed for redundant configurations. It fits systems such as the EP1000 that require hot-swap capability to maintain uptime. Each module is tested working before shipment.

Upgrade from single non-redundant supply

Replacing a single power supply with this module adds N+1 redundancy so a failure does not shut the system down. The jump is worth it when continuous operation matters more than the extra cost and bay space required for a second unit.

Highlights

  • Redundant design keeps EP1000 systems running during a module failure
  • 1000 W output delivers stable power for demanding server workloads
  • ATX form factor fits standard EP1000 bays without adapters
  • Tested working and built with quality components for reliable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does the UBZ DS-B20 module fit a standard ATX power supply bay?

Yes, the module uses an ATX form factor so it installs directly into any chassis with a standard ATX PSU opening.

What is the correct way to seat the module in a redundant EP1000 chassis?

Slide the module into the bay until the latch clicks, then tighten the captive thumb screw; the step most people skip is fully engaging the latch before securing the screw.

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