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Rectangular DC boost power module with metal casing and connector pins

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO DC Boost Power Module FP2 42-75V 380/1350 241115.615

SKU CH-2WVQ-Z44N2

DC boost module converts 42–75 V input to 380/1350 output for ELTEK 241115.615 systems

  • TypeATX
  • DC-to-DC boost conversion for 42-75 V input range
  • Tested working unit ensures reliable operation
  • Good-quality construction supports continuous 380 W output
  • Peak capacity of 1350 W handles demanding load spikes

DC Boost Module for ELTEK Systems

This KHACHIMO DC boost power module replaces the ELTEK 241115.615 FP2 unit. It accepts a 42-75V DC input and delivers a 380/1350 output rating. The module is supplied new and tested working for immediate installation. It serves as a direct replacement for compatible ELTEK power systems.

Upgrade for Failed or Ageing FP2 Modules

The module restores power conversion in systems where the original FP2 unit has failed or drifted out of specification. It is not suitable for builds requiring a different input voltage range or output rating. Buyers needing alternative DC/DC topologies or form factors should verify compatibility before purchase.

Highlights

  • DC-to-DC boost conversion for 42-75 V input range
  • Tested working unit ensures reliable operation
  • Good-quality construction supports continuous 380 W output
  • Peak capacity of 1350 W handles demanding load spikes

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What are the input and output voltage ranges for the ELTEK 241115.615 FP2 module?

The module accepts a DC input between 42 V and 75 V and can deliver up to 1350 W output power.

How is the FP2 boost module installed in an ATX chassis, and what step is often missed?

Slide the unit into the ATX power-supply bay, secure it with the mounting screws, then connect the DC input leads — forgetting to tighten the screw terminals causes intermittent operation.

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