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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 3040 3650 3250 8Pin 180W Power Supply

SKU CH-N5A1-8CCN1

180 W ATX power supply with an 8-pin connector, tested working

  • TypeATX
  • 180W output powers compatible Dell desktops
  • 8-pin connector fits listed OptiPlex and Precision models
  • Tested working before dispatch for reliable operation
  • Replaces multiple OEM part numbers including H180AS-00 and HK280-87FP

Compatible Replacement Unit

This 180 W ATX power supply matches part numbers 3040 3650 3250 and several OEM codes including H180AS-00 and HK280-87FP. It ships new and tested working for direct replacement in systems that require an 8-pin connector and the listed wattage.

Sustained Load Behaviour

Rated at 180 W continuous output, the unit delivers stable power under prolonged demand rather than only peak bursts. The 8-pin connector supports the specified load profile without additional cables, and the tested working condition confirms reliable operation during extended use.

Highlights

  • 180W output powers compatible Dell desktops
  • 8-pin connector fits listed OptiPlex and Precision models
  • Tested working before dispatch for reliable operation
  • Replaces multiple OEM part numbers including H180AS-00 and HK280-87FP

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How loud does the 180W unit get when running continuously?

The supply is tested working and built to good quality standards; typical ATX units of this rating use a single fan that spins up only under load, so noise stays low during normal all-day operation.

What existing connectors must my system already have for this 8Pin 180W PSU to work?

Your motherboard needs a standard 24-pin ATX power socket plus an 8-pin (4+4) CPU power header, and the case must accept a regular ATX-form-factor supply.

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