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A 24 V, 100 A switching power supply delivering 2400 W in an ATX form factor, tested working
This ATX switching power supply delivers 24 volts at 100 amps for a total output of 2400 watts. It is built for systems that require a high-current 24V rail in a standard ATX form factor. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for working operation.
Verify that your hardware draws no more than 100 amps on the 24V line and that the 2400W rating covers peak loads. Confirm the ATX connector layout matches your motherboard or backplane pinout. Ensure your chassis can accommodate a standard ATX power supply and that cooling airflow meets the unit's thermal needs.
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The 2400 W power supply is supplied as the unit only; AC input leads, DC output cables and mounting hardware must be sourced separately.
Yes, the 24 V 100 A 2400 W supply is offered in a single ATX configuration; no alternative form factors or capacity variants are available.
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