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Redundant ATX server power supply unit, silver metal casing, modular connectors, 300W

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO P1S-2300V-R 300W Redundancy power supply

SKU CH-C6PF-0CHSQ

ATX server power supply delivering 300 watts with built-in redundancy for continuous operation

  • TypeATX
  • 300 W redundant output keeps servers running if one module fails
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis without adapters
  • Tested working before shipment reduces risk of dead-on-arrival units
  • Good-quality components support continuous operation in demanding environments
  • First listed by the manufacturer on 21 March 2024

300W redundant ATX server supply

The KHACHIMO P1S-2300V-R is a 300-watt ATX power supply with built-in redundancy for server deployments. It targets system builders who need continuous uptime in rack or tower chassis. The unit is sold new and has been test-working verified by the supplier.

Redundancy limits in ATX form factor

Redundant operation requires a compatible chassis that accepts hot-swap modules and provides the necessary backplane connections. A standalone ATX installation cannot use the fail-over feature because the required docking infrastructure is absent. Buyers without a redundant-ready enclosure will not gain the intended resilience.

300W total output capacity

The 300-watt rating is the single figure that determines whether this module can support the installed components. Systems with multiple CPUs, many drives or add-in cards may exceed this budget. Buyers who need more power must select a higher-rated redundant unit.

Highlights

  • 300 W redundant output keeps servers running if one module fails
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis without adapters
  • Tested working before shipment reduces risk of dead-on-arrival units
  • Good-quality components support continuous operation in demanding environments
  • First listed by the manufacturer on 21 March 2024

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How do I decide which 300 W ATX redundancy unit fits my server?

Match the P1S-2300V-R to systems needing a hot-swap 300 W ATX supply; the 2300 in the model code denotes this specific variant.

What does the 300 W rating deliver in an actual build?

It provides up to 300 W continuous output for server components while the redundant design keeps power flowing if one module fails.

Which interface standard does the ATX form factor limit me to?

The ATX form factor fits standard server bays and connects via the 24-pin main plus CPU and peripheral cables defined by the ATX specification.

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