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KHACHIMO
15 V, 3.4 A linear regulated power supply delivering 30 W for LAMBDA NNS30-15 compatibility
This KHACHIMO unit delivers a steady 15 V at 3.4 A for a 30 W linear regulated output. It matches the LAMBDA NNS30-15 specification and is supplied new and tested working. The ATX form factor allows direct installation in standard PC chassis. Builders seeking clean, low-noise DC power for sensitive analogue or test circuits will find it suitable.
Engineers and hobbyists powering audio stages, measurement equipment or legacy hardware that demands linear regulation can use this supply. It is not intended for systems requiring higher current, adjustable voltage or switching topology. Buyers needing multiple rails, remote sensing or greater wattage should look at other solutions.
| Type | ATX |
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It provides a fixed 15 V output at up to 3.4 A, giving a 30 W continuous rating.
Yes, the ATX form factor means it uses the standard mounting holes and screw pattern found on typical ATX chassis.
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