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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply tested working for A7000 and A7100 systems
This KHACHIMO power supply is an ATX unit rated at 130 watts. It is built as a direct replacement for systems using the ADP-130BF, OT9002, S300 or S302 part numbers. The unit is supplied new and has been tested working to ensure reliable operation. It fits compatible desktop configurations requiring this specific form factor and output.
This unit suits owners of A7000 or A7100 desktops who need a tested 130 watt ATX power supply matching the listed part numbers. It is not for builders requiring higher wattage output, different connector layouts, or proprietary form factors not referenced in the compatible model list. Buyers with non-matching chassis or power requirements should look elsewhere.
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The unit is a standalone ATX power supply tested as working; any additional cables or mounting hardware would need to be sourced separately.
Both S300 and S302 are listed as compatible part numbers for the A7100 and A7000 models, so either version can be used.
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