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Rectangular silver server power supply module with rear connector and handle

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 550W Redundant Module Server Power Supply

SKU CH-CARE-54FR8

A 550 W redundant server module tested working for X3550 and 3650M4 systems

  • TypeATX
  • Tested working for immediate deployment
  • 550W output supports compatible server loads
  • Redundant module design protects against downtime
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis

Redundant 550W server module

This 550W redundant module is built for compatible server chassis that support hot-swap power supplies. It delivers 550W of power in an ATX-type form factor and is tested working before dispatch. The unit suits administrators maintaining or expanding existing server infrastructure.

Fits hot-swap server bays

The module slides into a supported redundant bay and works alongside a second unit to provide failover protection. It requires a chassis designed for this redundant form factor and matching backplane connectors. It does not suit standard desktop ATX cases or builds needing a single non-redundant supply.

Highlights

  • Tested working for immediate deployment
  • 550W output supports compatible server loads
  • Redundant module design protects against downtime
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What sustained load can the 550W redundant module handle continuously?

The unit is rated at 550W and tested working for server duty.

How loud or hot does the FSA011 module get when running all day in an X3550 or 3650M4 chassis?

It is a tested working redundant module built for those servers, matching their thermal and acoustic design.

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