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Rectangular silver metal ATX power supply unit 700 2701

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 700W ATX power supply 2701QBR

SKU CH-453X-Z54QY

A 700W ATX redundant server power module tested for reliable operation

  • TypeATX
  • 700 W output powers demanding server builds
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running during failures
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • Tested working and built with quality components

ATX 700 W server power module

The KHACHIMO 2701QBR is a 700 W ATX power supply built as a redundant module for server chassis. It suits administrators who need a hot-swap capable unit to keep critical systems running during a power-unit failure. The module slides into compatible FSP redundant frames without tools. It is not for builders fitting a standard desktop case that lacks a redundant power bay.

Tested working unit ready for deployment

Each module is verified as working before shipment, reducing the risk of a dead-on-arrival swap in a live rack. The redundant design means a second module shares the load so one can be replaced without downtime. Buyers who need a single non-redundant PSU for a workstation or who require modular cabling for cable management should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 700 W output powers demanding server builds
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running during failures
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • Tested working and built with quality components

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How often will the 700W redundant module need to be swapped in a 2701QBR chassis?

The hot-plug design lets you replace a failed 700W module without shutting down the server; typical MTBF ratings for this class exceed five years of continuous operation.

What thermal limit appears first when the 700W unit runs at full load for hours?

Internal over-temperature protection triggers before the 700W output can be sustained indefinitely, causing the module to throttle or shut down until airflow reduces the temperature.

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