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KHACHIMO
Delivers 24 V at 60 A in an ATX form factor for SMPS1002H-1 systems
This KHACHIMO unit delivers 24 volts at 60 amps in a standard ATX form factor. It is intended for systems that require this specific voltage and current rating. The module is supplied new and has been tested working before shipment. It suits builders replacing an SMPS1002H-1 unit or matching the same electrical specification.
The power supply is rated to provide its full 60 amp output continuously rather than only in short peaks. Stable 24 volt delivery is maintained under constant demand, reducing voltage droop during extended operation. This makes it appropriate for workloads that draw near the maximum current for long periods. Buyers who need higher current or a different voltage should select another model.
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The supply delivers up to 24 V at 60 A, so sustained load will match the connected equipment's demand within that limit.
Standard ATX motherboard, CPU and peripheral cables are required; the unit uses the usual ATX pin-out for 24 V output.
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