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KHACHIMO
A 250-watt ATX switching power supply delivering 24 volts at 10.5 amps, tested and confirmed working
The KHACHIMO 1202530000 unit delivers 250 W at 24 V with a 10.5 A output, built to the ATX form factor. It is suited for desktop or industrial builds that require a single 24 V rail and standard mounting. The supply has been tested working and is offered in new condition.
The 250 W rating supports typical mid-range components and peripheral loads on a 24 V rail. Continuous draws above 10.5 A will exceed the rated output, so systems with multiple high-power GPUs or heavy overclocking are outside its design envelope. It is not intended for builds that need higher wattage or additional voltage rails.
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Yes, the supply delivers a regulated 24 V at up to 10.5 A, matching the voltage requirement of legacy 24 V equipment.
Measure the output with a multimeter; it should read 24 V under load and the unit should run without shutdown at the rated 10.5 A.
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