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Redundant 800W server power module for MRG-3800V-R

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 800W Server Redundant 1+1 Power Module for MRG-3800V-R

SKU CH-4V3A-Z1P8T

800 W redundant 1+1 module powers the MRG-3800V-R server

  • TypeATX
  • 800 W output keeps the MRG-3800V-R running
  • Redundant 1+1 design protects against single-module failure
  • ATX form factor fits standard server bays
  • Tested and verified for reliable operation

800W Redundant Power Module for MRG-3800V-R

This 800 watt hot-swap module is built for the MRG-3800V-R server chassis. It delivers a single 1+1 redundant power unit that keeps the system running if one supply fails. The unit suits administrators who need continuous uptime in rack environments. It is not for builders who need a standalone desktop power supply.

Tested ATX form factor with server-grade connectors

Each module is test-working and uses the ATX form factor to fit the MRG-3800V-R backplane. The connectors lock securely for vibration resistance during transport. The design supports hot replacement without tools to reduce service time. Buyers who need a different form factor or wattage should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 800 W output keeps the MRG-3800V-R running
  • Redundant 1+1 design protects against single-module failure
  • ATX form factor fits standard server bays
  • Tested and verified for reliable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does the 800 W module fit the MRG-3800V-R server chassis?

Yes, this redundant 1+1 power module is built for the MRG-3800V-R and matches its ATX form factor.

What ATX mounting points does the module use?

It uses the standard ATX screw pattern so it secures directly into the server's power-supply bay.

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