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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 7200 Routing Power Supply DCJ2804-01P 34-0687-01

SKU CH-A0BN-GKZGN

A 7200-series routing power supply with ATX form factor, tested working and supplied new

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • Tested working so it powers on reliably
  • Good quality components support stable operation
  • Part numbers DCJ2804-01P and 34-0687-01 confirm exact match

7200 Routing Power Supply ATX

The KHACHIMO 7200 Routing Power Supply DCJ2804-01P 34-0687-01 is an ATX unit tested working for reliable operation. It suits technicians maintaining compatible 7200 routing systems or builders needing a direct replacement. Buyers requiring higher wattage outputs or modular cable designs should verify specifications before purchase.

Thermals noise and power draw

The supply is tested working to confirm stable power delivery under normal loads. No specific thermal, acoustic or efficiency ratings are provided by the supplier. Installers should ensure adequate case airflow for the ATX form factor. Power draw will vary with the connected routing hardware configuration.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • Tested working so it powers on reliably
  • Good quality components support stable operation
  • Part numbers DCJ2804-01P and 34-0687-01 confirm exact match

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How do I install the DCJ2804-01P in an ATX chassis?

Mount the unit with four screws, plug the 24-pin main connector and the CPU power lead, then route cables clear of the fan intake so airflow is not blocked.

What maintenance will the 7200 Routing Power Supply need later?

Blow dust from the fan and heatsink every six to twelve months; replace the unit if voltages drift or the fan becomes noisy.

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