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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply delivers 24 V at 75 W from 100–240 V AC input
This KHACHIMO ATX power supply delivers 24V output at 75W from a 100-240V AC input. It is built as a direct replacement for LAMBDA ZWS75PF-24/JA and ZWS75PF-12/JA units. Each unit is tested working before dispatch. The ATX form factor fits standard mounting points in compatible industrial or PC chassis.
This unit suits technicians replacing a failed LAMBDA ZWS75PF-24/JA or ZWS75PF-12/JA supply where 24V at 75W is required. It is not for builds needing 12V primary output, higher wattage, or modular cabling. Buyers requiring different voltages, greater power headroom, or specific efficiency certifications should look at other models.
| Type | ATX |
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At 75 W output the supply draws only what the load needs; typical efficiency keeps waste heat low and the built-in fan runs quietly under normal indoor temperatures.
Standard ATX motherboard and peripheral connectors are required; the unit provides the usual 24-pin, CPU and drive plugs so no proprietary cables are needed.
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