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KHACHIMO
An ATX power supply delivering 53.5 volts at 30 amps for communication equipment
The KHACHIMO AD48/30-B is an ATX-form-factor power supply rated for 53.5 V at 30 A output. It is intended for communication equipment and similar installations that operate from a single high-voltage DC rail.
This unit suits integrators who need a 53.5 V ATX source for rack or cabinet gear. It is not for PC builders assembling standard desktops, workstations or servers that rely on conventional multi-rail ATX voltages.
The defining specification is the 53.5 V, 30 A delivery on a single rail. That voltage and current combination determines whether the unit matches the load requirements of the target communication hardware.
| Type | ATX |
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This model is the 53.5V 30A variant, designed for ATX communication power applications.
It provides up to 30 amps of continuous current at 53.5 volts, suitable for telecom or industrial loads.
The ATX type fits standard chassis mounts and uses the conventional ATX connector layout.
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