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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power connector visible

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO Server Power Supply for CPR-1421-2M1LF 12V 116A 1400W

SKU CH-HT0N-TJHEX

Delivers 12 V at 116 A for 1400 W in an ATX form factor, tested working and built for CPR-1421-2M1LF servers

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 1400 W for high-density server loads
  • 12 V rail provides 116 A of stable current
  • Designed as a direct replacement for CPR-1421-2M1LF units
  • Tested working to confirm reliable operation

Server power supply for CPR-1421-2M1LF

This 12V unit delivers 116A and 1400W for the CPR-1421-2M1LF server platform. It uses an ATX form factor and arrives new with test working confirmation. The supply targets administrators who need a direct replacement for this specific chassis.

Replaces the original CPR-1421-2M1LF supply

The jump is worth it when the installed unit has failed or shows unstable rails under load. Builders who need a different voltage output, a redundant module or a higher wattage rating should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Delivers 1400 W for high-density server loads
  • 12 V rail provides 116 A of stable current
  • Designed as a direct replacement for CPR-1421-2M1LF units
  • Tested working to confirm reliable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What form factor does the CPR-1421-2M1LF 1400W unit use so I can confirm it fits my chassis?

The power supply follows the ATX form factor, matching standard server and workstation bays designed for that size.

Which connectors must be seated during installation to deliver the 12V 116A output, and what is the common mistake?

Fully insert the main 24-pin ATX connector and all required 12V EPS cables; the frequent error is leaving one EPS plug partially engaged, which prevents full 1400W delivery.

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