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KHACHIMO
Delivers 36 V at 20.5 A for 600 W in an ATX switching supply tested working
The KHACHIMO ADA600F-36-R is a 600 W ATX switching power supply that delivers a fixed 36 V output at 20.5 A. It is supplied new and has been tested for correct operation, making it suitable for equipment that requires a single high-current 36 V rail.
This unit fits applications such as industrial controllers, test benches or custom rigs that run exclusively from a 36 V rail. It is not for standard PC builds that require multiple voltage rails, nor for devices that need adjustable output or redundant hot-swap capability.
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The unit is rated for continuous 600 W delivery at 36 V and 20.5 A; thermal shutdown only engages if cooling airflow is blocked or ambient temperature exceeds design limits.
Fan speed ramps with internal temperature; at sustained 600 W the fan runs audibly but remains within normal switching-supply acoustics for an ATX-form-factor unit.
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