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KHACHIMO
ATX rectifier module tested working for 48 V, 400 A Eltek power systems
This KHACHIMO 99MIN1PACK 48/400 FC module is an ATX power supply rectifier designed for ELTEK systems. It delivers 48V DC output rated at 400A for telecom or industrial infrastructure. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for working condition. It suits engineers maintaining existing 241117.120 compatible rectifier shelves.
Confirm your rectifier shelf accepts the 99MIN1PACK form factor and 48/400 electrical rating. Check that the FC interface matches your system bus and monitoring protocol. Ensure the 241117.120 part number aligns with your maintenance records. Buyers needing a different voltage, current limit or connector type cannot use this module.
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The module ships as the rectifier unit only; power cables, rack-mount brackets and any required bus-bar connectors must be purchased separately.
Select the 48/400 variant; it is rated for 48 V output and 400 W continuous power, matching that load requirement exactly.
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