KHACHIMO
KHACHIMO R240-5800 power supply 240V 100A 5800W
Delivers 5800 W at 240 V with a 100 A output for high-power server builds
- TypeATX
- Delivers 5800 W for high-demand server workloads
- Operates at 240 V input for efficient power conversion
- Supplies up to 100 A for heavy current requirements
- ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
High-capacity server power supply
The KHACHIMO R240-5800 is an ATX-type unit rated for 240V input and 100A output, delivering up to 5800W. It is built for server installations and high-density compute platforms that demand sustained high-wattage delivery. Each unit is test-working and selected for good quality. It suits integrators deploying rackmount systems or workstation clusters requiring reliable bulk power.
Thermals noise and power draw
Designed for continuous 5800W operation, the supply manages thermals through forced-air cooling suited to server chassis airflow. Acoustic output aligns with high-flow server environments rather than quiet desktop settings. Power draw at the wall will reflect the 240V 100A rating under full load, so circuit planning must accommodate the rated current. Efficiency varies with load but the unit is validated for stable output at its specified maximum.
Highlights
- Delivers 5800 W for high-demand server workloads
- Operates at 240 V input for efficient power conversion
- Supplies up to 100 A for heavy current requirements
- ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
Specifications
| Type | ATX |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the KHACHIMO R240-5800 into an ATX chassis and what step is often missed?
Slide the unit into the ATX bay, secure it with the mounting screws, then plug the 240 V mains cable into the IEC inlet — many builders forget to tighten the retaining clip on that inlet.
What maintenance will the KHACHIMO R240-5800 need during its service life?
Clean the intake vents and fan blades every six to twelve months with compressed air; the internal fan is the only moving part and will eventually need replacement when bearings wear.
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